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Microsoft beats quarterly revenue estimates as AI shift bolsters cloud demand

  • Microsoft released fiscal third-quarter results for the period ending March 31, 2025, with CEO Satya Nadella addressing an analyst call from Redmond.
  • The results followed significant factors including a slowdown in Azure non-AI revenue, adjustments in capital spending plans, and the recent tariff announcements by President Trump.
  • Microsoft reported earnings per share near $3.22 and revenue of about $68.42 billion, implying a 10.6% annual growth rate, the slowest in two years according to analyst consensus.
  • Nadella emphasized that Microsoft will adapt to any changes in geopolitical or economic conditions, while CFO Amy Hood highlighted a planned reduction in capital expenditure growth for fiscal 2026 and mentioned ongoing adjustments to Azure sales incentives.
  • The earnings beat and ongoing AI investments, including an $80 billion commitment this fiscal year, suggest Microsoft aims to navigate market challenges and support future growth despite current headwinds.
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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 and artificial intelligence business in a turbulent time for the tech sector. The company reported quarterly net income of $25.8…

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