Microsoft saw its Azure cloud-computing business grow revenue at a 38% clip in the December quarter, when adjusting for ...
Higher than anticipated capital spending and disappointing gaming results from the holiday season weigh on shares.
By Deborah Mary Sophia, Aditya Soni and Stephen Nellis Jan 28 (Reuters) - Microsoft said on Wednesday it had spent a record ...
Though Microsoft reported on Azure’s growth rate, it doesn’t break out exact numbers for the cloud business. Instead, those ...
Revenue rises 17% to $81bn but 66% surge in capital expenditures revives debate about returns on vast AI costs ...
Jan 28 (Reuters) - Microsoft only edged past estimates for quarterly revenue in its crucial cloud-computing business on ...
Microsoft’s finances look more favorable after OpenAI completed a restructuring. But computing capacity and talent are ...
Microsoft’s More Personal Computing division was the only business unit to post a revenue decline this quarter.
The tech giant posted adjusted earnings per share of $4.14, surpassing the analyst estimate of $3.93, while revenue reached $81.3 billion, above expectations of $80.23 billion and up 17% versus a year ...