Microsoft Corp. develops and sells software, cloud services, devices, and digital platforms for consumers, businesses, developers, and public-sector customers. Its business is organized around productivity software, cloud infrastructure and AI services, and personal computing products such as Windows, Xbox, and Surface.
57,1 %
67,9 %
40,3 %
+17,8 %
1.23
1.22
| % | |
|---|---|
| Productivity and Business Processes | 32% Office, Microsoft 365, LinkedIn, and Dynamics software/services for work and collaboration. |
| Intelligent Cloud | 43% Azure, server products, GitHub, Nuance Healthcare cloud, and related cloud services. |
| More Personal Computing | 25% Windows, Devices, Gaming, and search/news advertising products for consumers and OEMs. |
Microsoft sells to individual consumers, small and medium businesses, large enterprises, public-sector institutions,...
Buy Microsoft 365 Commercial, Azure, security, and Dynamics through enterprise agreements for scale and integration.
Buy cloud subscriptions and productivity tools to access enterprise-grade software without heavy IT overhead.
Buy Microsoft 365 Consumer, Windows, storage, and gaming content for personal productivity and entertainment.
Buy productivity, cloud, and security solutions for regulated and mission-critical workloads.
Use Azure, GitHub, Visual Studio, and server tools to build and deploy software.
Preinstall Windows and related Microsoft software on PCs and servers, supporting distribution at scale.
Microsoft has a global operating footprint, with international operations contributing a significant portion of revenue...
Microsoft is prioritizing AI-enabled cloud growth, especially through Azure and Microsoft 365 Copilot, while expanding...
Cloud and AI demand require more compute, datacenter capacity, and platform breadth to sustain growth.
AI features increase product value, support pricing, and deepen customer lock-in across productivity workflows.
Shifting from on-premises licenses to cloud subscriptions improves recurring revenue and customer retention.
New user groups and growth markets broaden the addressable market and support long-term seat growth.
Microsoft faces intense competition across software, cloud, devices, gaming, and digital advertising, so product...
Microsoft operates large-scale cloud, identity, productivity, and consumer platforms that are attractive targets for attackers and abuse.
The company competes with software vendors, cloud providers, device makers, and ad platforms in multiple markets.
A significant share of revenue and expenses comes from international operations denominated in non-USD currencies.
Hardware, datacenter buildouts, and global distribution depend on cross-border sourcing and logistics.
Acquisitions and business combinations create balance-sheet assets that may later need write-downs.
: 11/08/2026