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Microsoft, Q3 and Cloud revenue

Microsoft stock jumps 6% after topping estimates with $70.1B in revenue, $25.8B in profits

Microsoft on Wednesday reported $70.1 billion in revenue for the March quarter, up 13%, with earnings of $3.46/share, topping Wall Street’s expectations by both measures. Analysts expected revenue of $68.4 billion and earnings of $3.22 per share.

Insider on MSN · 10h

Microsoft stock surges after hours after the company blows past Q3 estimates

Microsoft reported its Q3 earnings on Wednesday, blowing analysts' estimates out of the water with massive revenue and earnings per share.

USA Today · 10h

Microsoft tops revenue estimates to report $70.1 billion in Q3

The company topped revenue expectations on strong Azure cloud-computing growth, reassuring investors that its hefty AI investments were paying off.

Microsoft vows to protect European operations

UPI on MSN · 6h

Microsoft posts better than expected earnings after announcement about datacenters

Microsoft announced Wednesday that it has expanded its cloud and AI infrastructure in Europe and will follow local laws, hours before the company announced better-than-expected earnings. The expansion will allow each country to "fully use these technologies to strengthen their economic competitiveness,

U.S. News & World Report · 19h

Microsoft Pledges to Protect European Operations and Unveils Data Center Expansion

Microsoft has pledged to fight any U.S. government order to halt data center operations in Europe, as it sought to soothe concerns among European customers that trans-Atlantic tensions would lead to s

Seeking Alpha · 18h

Microsoft vows to protect European operations; to expand AI cloud, infrastructure in Europe

Microsoft (MSFT) announced five digital commitments to Europe, including expansion of its cloud and AI infrastructure in the region.

AI now writes a big chunk of code

Geekwire on MSN · 14h

Nadella and Zuckerberg: Microsoft and Meta see surge in AI-generated code at their own companies

Microsoft says AI now writes up to 30% of its code, while Meta predicts AI will handle half of Llama development within a year.

Business Insider on MSN · 19h

AI now writes a big chunk of code at Microsoft and Google — and it could be coming for even more at Meta

Microsoft and Google, say AI is writing more of their code — and Mark Zuckerberg predicts AI could handle half of Meta's dev work within a year.

PCMag on MSN · 19h

Microsoft Says Up to 30% of Its Code Now Written by AI, Meta Aims For 50% in 2026

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella made the comments during a conversation with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Meta says it aims to get half its code written by AI by the end of 2026.

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Here’s how Satya Nadella says Microsoft would navigate a potential recession

President Trump’s tariff policies have sparked trade war and recession fears. Morgan Stanley predicts the odds of a recession ...

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Microsoft forecasts strong growth for Azure cloud business, shares surge 7%

Microsoft forecast on Wednesday stronger-than-expected quarterly growth for its cloud-computing business Azure after blowout ...

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Microsoft Flexes Muscle in Cloud, Office and Windows as Earnings Jump

Revenue in the tech company’s cloud business increased 21%.

Microsoft puts brakes on AI spending as profit increases 18%

After 10 consecutive quarters of increased spending for artificial intelligence, the company has tapped on the brakes, ...

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Microsoft says quarterly profits up 18% as it weathers tech sector turbulence with cloud growth

Microsoft on Wednesday said its profits rose 18% for the January-March quarter, driven by its growth in its cloud computing ...

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Meta And Microsoft Stocks Soar On Robust Earnings Reports

West Coast tech giants Microsoft and Meta both exceeded analyst forecasts in first-quarter earnings reports Wednesday.

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Microsoft's stock soars as earnings show booming cloud growth

Microsoft reported earnings for its fiscal third quarter after Wednesday's closing bell. MarketWatch will be breaking down ...

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says software is the ‘most malleable resource’ to combat ‘any type of inflationary pressure’

I think if you sort of buy into the argument that software is the most malleable resource we have to fight any type of ...

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