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Microsoft and Palantir entered 2026’s AI earnings cycle with blowout numbers, but Microsoft is selling the cloud infrastructure, models, platforms, and productivity software enterprises rent at scale, while Palantir is selling the operational AI layer that turns institutional data into decisions...

Microsoft is turning its AI transition into a company-wide operating model in 2026, using Azure, Copilot, GitHub, Windows, and its OpenAI relationship to recast itself from a software vendor into an infrastructure-and-workflow platform for enterprise artificial intelligence. The misunderstanding...

If Microsoft investors have felt like they were being punished for believing too early in AI, Goldman Sachs is trying to tell them that the punishment may have gone too far. The firm’s latest buy call, paired with a $600 price target, is an argument that the market has overcorrected on the...

Udemy’s latest move to bundle Microsoft certification vouchers into its learning marketplace is more than a convenience upgrade. It is a deliberate push to own more of the certification funnel, from first lesson to final exam, and it arrives as demand for Microsoft skills continues to surge...

Microsoft’s reported hiring pause in parts of its cloud and sales organizations is less a routine budget trim than a signal of how aggressively the company is trying to rebalance growth, margins, and AI-era capital intensity. According to The Information, managers in some of Microsoft’s biggest...

Microsoft and Adobe remain two of the most important software franchises in the market, but the investment case for each has diverged sharply as 2026 unfolds. Microsoft is leaning on its scale, cloud dominance, and rapid AI commercialization to sustain double-digit growth, while Adobe is trying...

Microsoft’s standing in the software industry remains unusually strong because it combines scale, profitability, and strategic flexibility in a way most rivals cannot match. The latest Benzinga-style comparison says the company screens as undervalued on P/E and P/B, while still commanding a...

Microsoft and Adobe remain two of the most important software franchises in the market, but the investment case for each has diverged sharply as 2026 unfolds. Microsoft is leaning on its scale, cloud dominance, and rapid AI commercialization to sustain double-digit growth, while Adobe is trying...