During a Microsoft-focused event held by tech publication GeekWire in March, No Azure for Apartheid stationed protesters ...

As the nation celebrates its 77th birthday, one of the most resonant words that can be used regarding Israel’s tech ... companies to sell them, but many like Wiz are registered in Delaware and ...

Israel's tech sector, driven by innovation and a ... Israel needs to be the place where global companies grow, not just where they get acquired. Technology has also become a tool of diplomacy.

Microsoft have finally spoken out about reports that they have supplied tech for the Israeli military's attack on Gaza, after ...

Microsoft reports its Azure and AI technologies were not used to harm Palestinians. Reviews found no misuse by the Israeli ...

Amid serious backlash from both protesters and employees, Microsoft denies its tools are being used to cause harm in the Gaza ...

Climate technologies are still perceived as niche rather than as the core of innovation for a resilient economy. We must fix ...

We have conducted an internal review and engaged an external firm to undertake additional fact-finding to help us assess ...

Microsoft says it found "no evidence" that its AI technologies or cloud computing service Microsoft Azure have been used to target or harm civilians during the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The tech ...

Microsoft issues statement in Israel Gaza situation to address public concerns over the use of Azure and AI technologies ...

While remaining a supporter of Israel, the company said it did not support “an internationally recognised illegal occupation.” Chicago-based investment firm Morningstar narrowly avoided state ...

A growing number of state lawmakers are moving to repeal a 2015 Illinois law penalizing companies ... not oppose boycott initiatives “that explicitly support a two-state solution and recognize ...