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news No Azure for Apartheid statement comes the day after reports claiming that ICE has tripled the amount of data stored on Microsoft's Azure servers over the past six months.

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news you're having trouble downloading Outer Worlds 2, playing Minecraft, or booking a flight out of Heathrow, this is why.

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news A report by The Guardian in August alleged close ties between Microsoft and Israeli military intelligence.

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news There's no word yet as to whether the cuts were accidental or sabotage.

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news Protesters claim Microsoft's Azure and AI technologies are being used to support the ongoing assaults against Gaza.

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news Ibtihal Aboussad interrupted AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman's address to criticize the company's work with the Israeli military in Gaza.
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