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Wesfarmers’ decision to formalise a multi‑year strategic partnership with Microsoft signals a clear shift from experimentation to production-ready AI across one of Australia’s largest retail groups — and it comes with ambitious targets, clear technical choices, and a set of governance and...

Wesfarmers’ new multi‑year strategic partnership with Microsoft is a striking example of how a large, diversified retail conglomerate intends to turn generative AI and cloud-first engineering into measurable competitive advantage across operations, stores and supply chains. The agreement — which...

Informotion’s appointment of Shane Parsons as chief executive marks a deliberate pivot: a records-and-governance specialist is repositioning itself as a Microsoft-first systems integrator that aims to turn information governance credentials into a competitive edge for cloud and AI delivery...

Microsoft’s post‑earnings rout last week was not a failure of growth — it was a market verdict on execution risk and capital intensity in the company’s AI pivot. Investors punished the stock not because revenue missed, but because Microsoft shifted the debate from “how fast can AI drive...

Microsoft’s latest quarter was, on paper, everything a mega-cap tech company could want: double‑digit revenue growth, record profits, and a cloud business that just crossed a new milestone — yet the market’s reaction was a gut punch that erased hundreds of billions in value in a single session...

Satya Nadella’s recent defense of Microsoft’s Copilot strategy — delivered against a backdrop of record capital spending and a jittery market — is blunt, measurable and strategically revealing: the company says adoption is real and paid, but the proof that this massive infrastructure bet will...

Microsoft’s latest quarterly numbers give investors reason to breathe—Azure’s cloud momentum remains real—but the biggest variable in the equation is getting messier: the reworked OpenAI relationship and the accounting fallout that followed. The short version is straightforward: Azure is growing...

Microsoft’s latest quarterly report delivered a familiar paradox: strong cloud growth and headline beats alongside a dramatic surge in AI-related spending that has investors asking whether scale will translate into sustainable returns. Background Microsoft reported fiscal second-quarter revenue...

Microsoft’s most recent wobble didn’t come from nowhere: a clear trade-off between pressing the accelerator on AI monetization and accepting short‑term margin and multiple risk now defines the company’s public story. The Seeking Alpha piece that proclaimed “The Ride Couldn’t Last Forever”...

Google’s long-running cash engine—the click-driven search ad auction—is under fresh pressure from generative AI, even as Microsoft’s Azure and the broader AI infrastructure complex attract outsized investment and analyst attention; recent commentary tracing the risk of “cannibalization” to...

Nerdio’s recent recognition as a 2025 Microsoft Americas Partner of the Year finalist — coupled with a landmark $500 million Series C and a rapid climb past $100 million in ARR — crystallizes the company’s rise as a major force in Microsoft-native end‑user computing (EUC) and Cloud PC...

Microsoft’s latest earnings made one thing abundantly clear: the company’s future — and investor mood — hinge on the strength of its cloud business, and especially on how Azure converts generative-AI demand into sustained revenue growth and durable margins. Microsoft reported $69.6 billion in...

NTT DATA’s creation of a dedicated Global Business Unit for Microsoft Cloud marks a decisive shift in how large systems integrators package cloud, AI and sovereignty capabilities for regulated enterprises — and it signals a coming wave of sovereign cloud demand across APAC that technology and...

Oracle and Microsoft have moved from enterprise stalwarts to headline actors in the cloud‑AI era, and the latest analyst commentary and corporate disclosures lay out competing investment narratives—one built on an unprecedented backlog and a capital‑heavy buildout, the other on diversified AI...

Google Cloud’s blistering quarterly performance left rivals visibly sprinting to keep up, but the bigger story is an industry-wide acceleration driven by AI demand that’s reshaping how hyperscalers compete, sign contracts, and spend on infrastructure. In Q2 and the most recent fiscal quarters...

Microsoft’s most recent results and guidance refinement make one fact unmistakable: the company’s future growth is being driven by an Azure‑anchored, AI‑first platform strategy — and that strategy is increasingly capital‑intensive, partnership‑dependent, and subject to both regulatory and...

Microsoft’s OneDrive Backup can be switched on for you during Windows 11 setup — but your files aren’t stolen; they’ve simply been moved into OneDrive and synced. If you prefer your Documents, Pictures, and Desktop to live locally, the change is reversible: stop folder backup in OneDrive, then...

Microsoft’s latest quarterly report confirms what investors and enterprise customers have been sensing for months: cloud and AI are not just growth drivers — they are the engine reshaping Microsoft’s business and the broader enterprise landscape. In the fiscal fourth quarter ended June 30, 2025...

NTT DATA’s creation of a dedicated global business unit for Microsoft Cloud marks a clear escalation in the race to move enterprise AI from lab experiments into production-grade, sovereign-ready deployments—an initiative that bundles Azure, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Azure AI Foundry and Dynamics...

NTT DATA’s new global business unit for Microsoft Cloud marks a clear and ambitious step to turn enterprise AI promise into large-scale production deployments, pairing NTT DATA’s consulting heft with Microsoft’s Azure AI Foundry, Azure AI Agent Service and Copilot capabilities to deliver Agentic...