Microsoft reported robust financial results for Q1 FY2025, with revenue increasing 16% to $65.6B and net income rising 11% to $24.7B. Operating income grew 14% to $30.6B, while diluted EPS reached $3.30, up 10%. Microsoft Cloud revenue demonstrated exceptional growth, reaching $38.9B with a 22% YoY increase.The company's segment performance showed strong momentum across divisions. Productivity and Business Processes revenue rose 12% to $28.3B, while Intelligent Cloud revenue surged 20% to $24.1B, driven by Azure's 33% growth. More Personal Computing revenue increased 17% to $13.2B, boosted by Xbox content services revenue jumping 61% due to the Activision acquisition.Microsoft returned $9.0B to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases during the quarter. The company continues to expand its AI capabilities across its product portfolio, with CEO Satya Nadella highlighting AI-driven transformation's impact on business processes and customer solutions.

Microsoft reported robust financial results for Q1 FY2025, with revenue increasing 16% to $65.6B and net income rising 11% to $24.7B. Operating income grew 14% to $30.6B, while diluted EPS reached $3.30, up 10%. Microsoft Cloud revenue demonstrated exceptional growth, reaching $38.9B with a 22% YoY increase.The company's segment performance showed strong momentum across divisions. Productivity and Business Processes revenue rose 12% to $28.3B, while Intelligent Cloud revenue surged 20% to $24.1B, driven by Azure's 33% growth. More Personal Computing revenue increased 17% to $13.2B, boosted by Xbox content services revenue jumping 61% due to the Activision acquisition.Microsoft returned $9.0B to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases during the quarter. The company continues to expand its AI capabilities across its product portfolio, with CEO Satya Nadella highlighting AI-driven transformation's impact on business processes and customer solutions.