How Israel's war in Gaza changed big tech

The war in Gaza is creating significant internal pressure within major technology companies regarding their ties to Israel. Activist employees, whistleblowers, and external groups are protesting contracts like Microsoft's Azure and Google's Project Nimbus, which provide cloud infrastructure allegedly used by the Israeli military. Despite corporate crackdowns and the firing of dissenting workers, this grassroots pressure is growing and becoming difficult for executives to ignore. This has led to some shifts, such as Microsoft reportedly ending its relationship with Israel's controversial Unit 8200, sparking debate about whether Big Tech is genuinely distancing itself from Israel.