Just wrapped our earnings call. It was a fast start to our fiscal year. Microsoft Cloud revenue surpassed $63B, with growth accelerating to 30% YoY. Lots of innovation as we build the new tech stack for the agentic wave. A few highlights:Read original on X
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The accelerating growth signals strong customer demand as companies build the infrastructure for AI agents.
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Microsoft Cloud revenue tops $63 billion with 30% growth
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Microsoft Cloud revenue surpasses $63 billion with 30% growth
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Microsoft Cloud revenue tops $63 billion, up 30% year over year
Microsoft Cloud revenue surpasses $63 billion, growing 30% year over year
Microsoft Cloud revenue tops $63 billion, up 30% year over year
Microsoft Cloud revenue surpasses $63 billion, growing 30% a year
Microsoft Cloud revenue passes $63 billion, growing 30% a year
Microsoft Cloud revenue surpasses $63 billion with 30% growth
Microsoft Cloud revenue tops $63 billion, growing 30% a year
Microsoft Cloud revenue surpasses $63 billion, growing 30% a year
Microsoft Cloud revenue tops $63 billion, growing 30% a year
Microsoft Cloud revenue surpasses $63 billion, growing 30% a year
Microsoft Cloud revenue tops $63 billion, growing 30% a year
Microsoft Cloud revenue surpasses $63 billion with 30% growth
Microsoft Cloud revenue tops $63 billion, growing 30% a year
Microsoft Cloud revenue passes $63 billion with 30% growth
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