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Microsoft’s Azure growth fell slightly below expectations, while the company plans to support the expansion of AI services.
Microsoft foresees slower growth for Azure, missing estimates, and boosts capital spending, suggesting AI investment returns may be delayed.
Microsoft has reported a 10% increase in quarterly profits, driven by strong growth in its cloud computing business and solid performance across its product lines, with revenues reaching $64.7 billion.
Investors anticipate Microsoft’s upcoming earnings report to assess the impact of its AI infrastructure investment on Azure’s growth. There is apprehension regarding the short-term returns on tech giants’ data centre spending, with Alphabet’s recent financial results serving as a cautionary example.
Microsoft cloud service issue led to flight delays and cancellations, notably at Frontier Airlines and Sun Country Airlines on July 18. The disruption was linked to Microsoft’s Azure platform, affecting key airline operations and prompting responses from affected carriers.
The factors make edge computing cheaper and easier include using abundant devices and executing automated actions.
Despite the layoffs, Microsoft remains dedicated to investing in its Azure platform and maintaining its competitive edge.