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Google CEO speech interrupted by student protest
At the graduation ceremony at Stanford University, broad protests took place against Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, due to the company's involvement in controversial military projects, particularly the "NIMBUS" project valued at $1.2 billion with Amazon to support the Israeli military. Protesters held signs criticizing Google's ties to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, emphasizing the company's responsibility for "genocide in Gaza." They chanted slogans supporting Palestine and raised Palestinian flags. These protests occur amidst internal and external criticism of Google, especially after the dismissal of 28 employees protesting the project, and growing opposition to the company’s policies related to technology and military conflicts.
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