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Moving on, Microsoft’s biggest revenue increases continue to come from its major cloud investments.
Microsoft is all-in on AI, as evidenced by its recent event.
Finally, the consumer focused More Personal Computing division actually saw a year-over-year increase this quarter, although mild.
Search and news advertising revenue also went up by 10% (9% in constant currency).
The only major decrease in revenue Microsoft saw this fiscal quarter was in Devices, which includesSurfaceand Xbox consoles.
Microsoft is all-in on AI, as evidenced by its recent event.
Revenue fell by 22% year-over-year, continuing the trend we’ve seen in recent quarters.
We may see this decrease shrink next quarter with therelease of new Surface devices.
Still, the Devices category has seen year-over-year decreases of between 20-39% for the last four quarters.
Microsoft just announced some new Surface devices which may help that deficit dwindle in the next quarter.
Overall, cloud is king and Windows is queen (but Xbox is important, too).
