Microsoft today published its earnings for FYQ1 2020, reporting total revenue of $33.1 billion, with a net income of $10.7 billion. The total revenue is down from last quarter, but Microsoft’s reported an increase of 14% in revenue YoY.
The growth in revenue is fueled almost equally by all three of Microsoft’s core businesses. Productivity and Business Processes brought in a revenue of $11.1 billion with a 13% growth, while Intelligent Cloud brought in $10.8 billion at a growth of 27%, and More Personal Computing brought in $11.1 billion at 4% growth.
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Here’s a break down of all the highlights from the three businesses:
As you can see, most of the numbers follow a similar trend that we have seen over the last few quarters. Microsoft’s cloud and Office business continue to grow steadily, while other parts of its business like Surface and Gaming aren’t doing consistently well.
Thom77
<p>Well, with their new innovative marketing strategy where they laugh at cucked husbands and steal the young hip crowd from Apple by reminiscing about the good ole days of Binders with pencil pockets, plus neglecting to stream their event on Youtube which is the current day TV for most people under 30 … I'm sure their Surface numbers will improve. </p>
dontbeevil
<blockquote><em><a href="#483124">In reply to irfaanwahid:</a></em></blockquote><p>yeah…tell me the previous one?</p><p><br></p><p>FYI the MS october Surface event was streamed on Youtube</p>
dontbeevil
<p>Probably we're not going to see this news here: Rudy Huyn moved to MS to focus on UWP development</p><p>windowscentral.com/well-known-uwp-developer-rudy-huyn-joins-microsoft</p>