Protesters recently made their way into a Microsoft building. They wanted to talk about a big issue. They are part of a group called No Azure for Apartheid. This group has been vocal about Microsoft's deals with the Israeli government and military. They want Microsoft to stop all contracts with them
Microsoft's recent quarterly report showed impressive growth, but investors were underwhelmed. Despite a 16% increase in revenue and strong performance in cloud services, Microsoft is having trouble building data centers fast enough to meet the demand for artificial intelligence (AI). The tech gian
Microsoft recently shared its fiscal first quarter earnings, and while they beat expectations, the future looks a bit cloudy. The tech giant made $3. 30 per share and raked in $65. 59 billion in revenue, both higher than predicted. That's a 16% yearly increase in revenue. But the stock dipped 4% aft
