![]() Growth for the company’s crucial Azure public cloud service is expected to hit a record low 30.5% year over year-a deceleration of nearly 5 percentage points from the September quarter. ![]() Analysts estimate that Microsoft’s revenue for the December quarter grew only 2.7% year over year to $53.1 billion-the company’s lowest growth rate in nearly six years. That would appear to set a low bar for the coming report. “We will have to do more with less," Chief Executive Satya Nadella told the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, last week, before the company announced plans to cut 10,000 jobs from its payroll. Microsoft’s dim forecast three months ago gave investors an early heads-up, and its plan to join other big techs in a recent layoff wave seemed to drive the point home further. The software giant is heading into its second fiscal quarter earnings report on Tuesday facing a slumping PC market, a slowing corporate software market and even unclear demand for its once-hot cloud computing services. ![]() Meanwhile, Microsoft might be planning to do more with less. “With Mesh, we aspire to build a platform that offers the widest opportunity to all involved, including creators, partners and customers," the technology giant. Microsoft informed in the blog post that Microsoft Mesh is the division which will look after AR, VR and mixed reality.
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