A Microsoft employee disrupted Satya Nadella’s Build 2025 keynote by protesting the company’s cloud contracts with Israel, accusing Azure of aiding military actions in Gaza.

The protest was part of a larger campaign by a group called "No Azure for Apartheid," which includes current and former Microsoft workers.

We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. During the Microsoft Build event’s keynote address by CEO Satya Nadella on May 19, a Microsoft employee interrupted the ...

Microsoft employee Joe Lopez, who has spent the past four years working as a firmware engineer on the company’s Azure ...

In an email sent after he disrupted Nadella’s keynote address ... “I saw Ibtihal and Vaniya’s disruption of Microsoft’s 50th anniversary on April 4 and was shocked to hear the words ...

Microsoft has fired an employee who protested during Nadella’s keynote at the Build 2025 event by raising the "Free Palestine!" slogan.

A Microsoft engineer, Joe Lopez, disrupted the Build 2025 conference, protesting the company's AI collaboration with Israel. Shouting 'free Palestine' ...

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An employee disrupted Satya Nadella’s keynote at Microsoft Build ... The protest group behind the disruption is made up of former and current Microsoft workers. Established in 2024, the group ...

Microsoft's Build 2025 developer conference in Seattle faced disruptions for the second consecutive day as a Palestinian tech worker protested during a keynote presentation, urging the company to cut ...

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators continued protesting against chief execs for the second day in a row amid the ongoing annual ...