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Microsoft shares Azure earnings for the first time, adjusts financial reporting practices
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Microsoft has adjusted its financial reporting practices, revealing its Azure-specific income for the first time.
Key facts
- Comparatively, Amazon Web Services (AWS) brought in $42.2bn for the most recent quarter, while Google's cloud revenue was $24.8bn
- In a presentation shared with investors, the company shows that revenue specifically attached to its Azure cloud offerings brought in $29.42bn in the most recent quarter, and $101.94bn for the full — This was up from $20.7bn and $72.6bn the year prior, respectively
- The company's earnings results were originally posted in late July, during which its intelligent cloud division, which included Azure, posted $39.3bn
Summary
In a presentation shared with investors, the company shows that revenue specifically attached to its Azure cloud offerings brought in $29.42bn in the most recent quarter, and $101.94bn for the full fiscal year of 2026. This was up from $20.7bn and $72.6bn the year prior, respectively. The company's earnings results were originally posted in late July, during which its intelligent cloud division, which included Azure, posted $39.3bn. Comparatively, Amazon Web Services (AWS) brought in $42.2bn for the most recent quarter, while Google's cloud revenue was $24.8bn.