Microsoft Azure Q4 revenue jumps 43%, fastest growth since 2022

Published Jul 30, 12:21 AM UTC

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Microsoft's cloud unit, Azure, reported a 43% revenue increase in its fiscal fourth quarter, marking its fastest growth since 2022. The acceleration is attributed to Microsoft's strategic shift towards AI models and autonomous software capabilities. The news, published by The Business Times on July 30, 2026, highlights the continued momentum in Microsoft's cloud business, which has been a key driver of the company's overall performance. The growth rate suggests strong demand for cloud services and AI integration, positioning Microsoft competitively in the tech sector.

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The Business TimesNeutral / independent

Original headline: Microsoft’s cloud unit accelerates to fastest growth since 2022

Original language: EN-US

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