Microsoft reported that its flagship cloud computing business experienced a slowdown in growth amid constraints on data center supply.

Despite the robust performance, Microsoft's shares are down by nearly 9% since the earnings release (at the time of this writing). Investors are disappointed with weaker-than-expected revenue guidance ...

Microsoft's total revenue rose by 12% year over year to $69.6 billion, with earnings per share (EPS) rising 10% to $3.23. The ...

Microsoft’s latest on-prem Azure offering is more about unified management than hybrid cloud as an enabler of ... capacity to scale independently of compute nodes is already on the to-do list ...

While enterprises question the value of public cloud services and AI investments sputter, specialized providers and private ...

Enterprise AI workloads and OpenAI training consumed Azure resources last year. “We have been short power and space,” CFO Amy ...

Microsoft MSFT.O has made Chinese startup DeepSeek's R1 artificial intelligence model available on its Azure cloud computing ...

Beyond the headline numbers, investors focus heavily on growth for Microsoft's Azure cloud-computing business — and that came up short this time around. Microsoft reported 31% growth for Azure in ...

The U.S. military services rely increasingly on the power of cloud technology to fulfill their complex, mission-critical ...

Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and AWS cloud sales for fourth quarter 2024 includes global market share, total revenue, ...

Microsoft reported fiscal second-quarter Intelligent Cloud revenue that missed analysts’ expectations, dragging shares lower after the bell Wednesday.

Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) shares fell after revenue from its Azure cloud computing platform came in at the low end of its prior guidance, although the unit continues to be company's biggest growth ...