Wall Street analysts remained overwhelmingly bullish on Microsoft, even as the stock dipped 12% post-earnings.

Microsoft’s OpenAI partnership delivers billions in AI revenue, but Azure is struggling under the demand.

Microsoft shares slid more than 6% after hours despite a strong earnings beat as investors questioned the near-term return on the company's surging AI-driven capital spending.

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Calling it the highest performance chip of any custom cloud accelerator, the company says Maia is optimized for AI inference on multiple models.

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That number matters because it reframes "cloud" from a tech category into an asset-heavy growth market. When the spending base is that large, small shifts in demand translate into tens of billions of ...