Shares of Microsoft Corp. shed 2.45% to $399.04 Thursday, on what proved to be an all-around dismal trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500 Index falling 0.46% to 5,048.42 and Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 0.
Microsoft's quarterly sales and profit climbed more than projected, lifted by corporate demand for the software maker's cloud and artificial intelligence offerings.
Microsoft Corp.’s quarterly sales and profit climbed more than projected, lifted by corporate demand for the software maker’s cloud and artificial intelligence offerings. Revenue in the third quarter rose by 17%,
While Microsoft shares are up for the year, they've lagged the other Magnificent Seven gainers so far in 2024. Five members of the large technology grouping known as the Magnificent Seven have seen stock gains this year,
Microsoft (MSFT) has got its head in the clouds, and that's just how the software giant likes it. The expression is usually intended to describe someone daydreaming and out of touch with reality, but Microsoft is coming on strong in the new reality of cloud computing and artificial intelligence.
ET on Friday, the stock was up 2.3%. Microsoft has already been a big winner in the AI boom, but the Windows maker's third-quarter earnings report showed it could live up to high expectations. Revenue in the quarter jumped 17% to $61.
Microsoft Corp. is certainly benefitting from artificial intelligence, but not to the degree of Nvidia Corp. That’s according to Melius Research analyst Ben Reitzes, who wrote recently that the March quarter was likely a “tweener” for many large technology companies like Microsoft.
After Microsoft (MSFT) reported earnings for the third quarter of the 2024 fiscal year that beat analysts' estimates, Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella and Chief Financial Officer Amy Hood provided investors with updates on the company's artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud businesses.
Software maker Microsoft reported strong third-quarter earnings on Thursday, led in part by its AI technology and cloud businesses, it said in a statement.
Continued growth in Microsoft's cloud business — fueled in part by the boom in AI — helped the software giant top sales and earnings expectations for the latest quarter, the company announced Thursday.
Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) — reported strong third-quarter fiscal 2024 results, beating earnings and revenue estimates. driven by strong demand for cloud and artificial intelligence offerings.
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) shares rose around 4% in extended hours as the tech giant reported fiscal third-quarter results that topped expectations. For the period ending March 31, Microsoft (MSFT) earned $2.
More earnings from Big Tech companies rolled in today, with Microsoft and Alphabet reporting after the market close. Intel, Snap, Roku, T-Mobile, and Western Digital also released results. The group follows Meta Platforms.
Microsoft's demand for consumption-based artificial intelligence services in the cloud is outstripping supply, CFO Amy Hood said on the company's earnings call. The company will again materially bump up capital expenditures in the current quarter,
Microsoft's leadership in AI and cloud technology is propelling the company to new heights, benefiting shareholders and driving growth. Read more on MSFT here.
Microsoft on Thursday said earnings in the last quarter beat expectations as the tech titan continued to see its aggressive push into artificial intelligence boost revenues and profit.
Microsoft added artificial intelligence talent through a deal with startup Inflection in the quarter, as it worked to sell a productivity chatbot to clients.