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Microsoft Expands AI Cloud Investments as Demand Surges in Q4
Microsoft announced expanded AI cloud investments after reporting a significant rise in enterprise demand for Azure’s AI services. Q4 revenue from intelligent cloud climbed to $28.4 billion, up 16 percent year-over-year, supported by continued deployments of Copilot and custom AI models. The company noted that AI-related workloads now account for more than 11 percent of total Azure consumption. Additional capex allocations were approved for data center expansion and advanced GPU clusters.
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- Microsoft
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- ai
- cloud
Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
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Microsoft Expands AI Cloud Investments as Demand Surges in Q4
Microsoft announced expanded AI cloud investments after reporting a significant rise in enterprise demand for Azure’s AI services. Q4 revenue from intelligent cloud climbed to $28.4 billion, up 16 percent year-over-year, supported by continued deployments of Copilot and custom AI models. The company noted that AI-related workloads now account for more than 11 percent of total Azure consumption. Additional capex allocations were approved for data center expansion and advanced GPU clusters.
Companies:
- Microsoft
Tags:
- ai
- cloud
Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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Microsoft’s intelligent cloud revenue rose 16 percent to $28.4 billion in Q4, with AI workloads driving more than 11 percent of Azure consumption.
Microsoft announced expanded AI cloud investments after reporting a significant rise in enterprise demand for Azure’s AI services. Q4 revenue from intelligent cloud climbed to $28.4 billion, up 16 percent year-over-year, supported by continued deployments of Copilot and custom AI models. The company noted that AI-related workloads now account for more than 11 percent of total Azure consumption. Additional capex allocations were approved for data center expansion and advanced GPU clusters.
Microsoft announced expanded AI cloud investments after reporting a significant rise in enterprise demand for Azure’s AI services. Q4 revenue from intelligent cloud climbed to $28.4 billion, up 16 percent year-over-year, supported by continued deployments of Copilot and custom AI models. The company noted that AI-related workloads now account for more than 11 percent of total Azure consumption. Additional capex allocations were approved for data center expansion and advanced GPU clusters.
Companies:
- Microsoft
Tags:
- ai
- cloud
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