Why would they host something like Lemmy or Mastodon? I'm sure their development communities and employees use something like email, IRC, Matrix or Slack to communicate internally. Creating a federated instance of something doesn't make sense for them unless it would help work towards their organisational goals.
this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2023
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Why would they?
Big companies are slow.
It will take years of the community requesting for it (on the non-federated platforms) unless someone really high up in the right org has a personal interest in doing it.