Microsoft Delivers Stellar Q3 Results, Fueling Tech Optimism
Microsoft smashed Wall Street expectations this quarter with $70.1 billion in revenue and $25.8 billion in net profit—both double-digit increases. Cloud services and AI tools drove the bulk of that surge, as enterprise clients turned to Microsoft Azure for data processing, machine learning, and other tech solutions. CEO Satya Nadella highlighted “record adoption” in both new and existing AI-driven products, from Office apps to development platforms. Investors welcomed Microsoft’s forecast of continued double-digit revenue growth, reinforcing hopes that enterprise spending might remain robust even amid broader economic concerns. Microsoft’s blockbuster numbers also gave a lift to other major tech stocks, easing recession fears and validating bets on AI as a long-term profit engine.
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