Nvidians, Metamates, Amazonians: These are the nicknames that tech workers call themselves

Google employees are simply called “Googlers,” though new employees are sometimes referred to as “Nooglers.”

Former employees are called “Xooglers.”

Just as the company is named after the Amazon river, employees there are also called “Amazonians.”

After Facebook’s rebrand to Meta in 2021, employees went from being “Facebookers” to “Metamates.”

One of the company’s six core values is to think of “Meta, metamates, me.”

“We are stewards of our company and our mission,” the company’s culture page says about this phrase. “We have a sense of responsibility for our collective success and to each other as teammates. It’s about taking care of our company and each other.”

Microsoft employees are sometimes referred to as “Microsofties” or simply “Softies.”

The company in 2020 published a blog post about the “life of a Microsoftie.”

At Anthropic, the AI company behind the chatbot Claude, employees are called “Ants.”

“Maybe I would have advocated for a different employee nickname, but it’s fine. That ship has sailed,” Anthropic chief product officer Mike Krieger told The Verge earlier this month.

Before Elon Musk bought Twitter and rebranded it X, employees called themselves “tweeps.”

It’s not clear if employees have taken to calling themselves a new nickname since Musk took over.

Employees at the AI chipmaker run by Jensen Huang are called “Nvidians.”

The company name is pronounced “en-VID-ee-uh” and takes inspiration from “invidia,” Latin for “envy.”

But that’s not the full story behind the name. Early on, founders Huang, Chris Malachowsky, and Curtis Priem didn’t yet have a name for the startup and, in the meantime, named files “NV” for “next version,” Fortune previously reported.

Apple doesn’t seem to have a popular nickname for corporate employees in the way some of its peers in the industry do, though it famously calls workers at Apple stores Geniuses.