On April 16, police entered Google offices in New York and California to detain several employees protesting a $1.2 billion cloud contract with Israel’s government called Project Nimbus. The ...

Before signing its lucrative and controversial Project Nimbus deal with Israel, Google knew it couldn’t control what the nation and its military would do with the powerful cloud-computing ...

With all due respect, throwing around the term genocide in relation to Gaza is deeply offensive to many Jewish people who have suffered actual genocides,” Brin wrote. “I would also be careful citing ...

The tech giant, which has defended the deal to employees who oppose supplying Israel’s military with technology, feared the project might damage its reputation. By Nico Grant Reporting from San ...

Google officials had concerns about the Project Nimbus cloud contract with Israel even before signing onto it, according to documents reviewed by The New York Times.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin called the United Nations “transparently antisemitic” in an internal message responding to a UN report alleging that Google and other tech firms profited from “the ...

The report delivers a searing indictment of corporate involvement in Israel’s settler-colonial enterprise and its genocide in ...

It specifically highlights the company’s involvement in Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion joint cloud project with Amazon that has drawn criticism from anti-Israel activists and protest groups.

project nimbus. Microsoft: No evidence Israeli military used its technology to harm civilians, reviews find [Updated below with comments from the employee group No Azure for Apartheid.] ...

The Project Nimbus contract — then code-named “Selenite” at Google — was a clear moneymaker. According to the report, which provides an assessment of the risks and rewards of this venture ...