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Microsoft's revenues set a record for the 10th consecutive season Microsoft's financial report for the first quarter of the new fiscal year was published, showing total revenues of $92.3 billion and net profit of $33.6 billion. The revenue of this giant of the technology world increased by 19% compared to the corresponding period of the previous year, so it can break records for the tenth season in a row. Much of this success is due to the incredible performance of the cloud services, which together recorded more than 63 billion dollars in revenue. On the contrary, Microsoft's hardware sales of personal computers, surface tablets and game consoles experienced a relative decline.

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Microsoft's revenues set a record for the 10th consecutive season Microsoft's financial report for the first quarter of the new fiscal year was published, showing total revenues of $92.3 billion and net profit of $33.6 billion. The revenue of this giant of the technology world increased by 19% compared to the corresponding period of the previous year, so it can break records for the tenth season in a row. Much of this success is due to the incredible performance of the cloud services, which together recorded more than 63 billion dollars in revenue. On the contrary, Microsoft's hardware sales of personal computers, surface tablets and game consoles experienced a relative decline.

Microsoft's revenues set a record for the 10th consecutive season Microsoft's financial report for the first quarter of the new fiscal year was published, showing total revenues of $92.3 billion and net profit of $33.6 billion. The revenue of this giant of the technology world increased by 19% compared to the corresponding period of the previous year, so it can break records for the tenth season in a row. Much of this success is due to the incredible performance of the cloud services, which together recorded more than 63 billion dollars in revenue. On the contrary, Microsoft's hardware sales of personal computers, surface tablets and game consoles experienced a relative decline.

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