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BUI’s announcement that it has become the first Microsoft Solutions Partner in South Africa to earn the new Support Services designation is more than a marketing milestone — it is a signal that the bar for post‑sales technical support across the Microsoft ecosystem has moved from checklist to...

Microsoft sits at a crossroads: a market-cap giant with steady cash generation and a cloud- and AI-fueled growth engine, yet now facing sharper scrutiny over valuation, capital allocation, and how effectively its sprawling product portfolio turns scale into future earnings. This feature unpacks...

Microsoft’s latest quarter exposed a tension that Wall Street is wrestling with: a brief cooling in Azure growth and a stock-price pullback, but also a carefully orchestrated trade-off between two of the company’s most valuable engines — high-margin enterprise software and capital-hungry cloud...

Microsoft’s cash-generation engine looks like the safest seat in a very expensive stadium: BNP Paribas told clients this week that Microsoft’s free cash flow (FCF) is the most resilient among the major hyperscalers, a conclusion that landed across finance and tech wires and re-ignited a...

Microsoft’s stock wobble on Thursday wasn’t a single tick of bad news — it was a clear market reaction to a wedge forming between the company’s long-term AI ambitions and the near-term realities of cloud capacity, margins, and execution that prompted Stifel to cut its rating to Hold...

Microsoft’s commercial organization just reshuffled its front line: four senior sales and customer-leadership executives — Deb Cupp, Nick Parker, Ralph Haupter, and Mala Anand — were elevated to Executive Vice President rank and placed to report directly to Commercial CEO Judson Althoff in a...

TipRanks’ weekend note highlighting “notable open interest changes” for February 4th landed as a compact market flag — but the movement beneath the headline shows a mix of institutional structuring, hedging, and directional positioning that deserves closer scrutiny before anyone treats the...

Steven Sinofsky, the onetime architect of Windows 8 and the executive who led Microsoft’s play into first‑party hardware with Surface, appears in newly released Department of Justice Epstein files seeking blunt, transactional advice about how to walk away from Redmond — and those documents...

Meta’s Q4 blowout and Microsoft’s capex-heavy quarter produced a rare, stark split: investors rewarded visible AI-driven revenue and punished deferred AI payoffs. The market reaction—bullish for Meta, cautious for Microsoft—was less a referendum on product quality than a vote on timing and unit...

If you’ve ever stared at a Windows update note or a new Start‑menu tweak and muttered “who asked for this?”, you’re not imagining a pattern — you’re encountering the product of a strategic shift in how Microsoft treats Windows: not primarily as a standalone operating system to be loved by its...

Microsoft's latest quarterly results have delivered a classic Silicon Valley paradox: blockbuster top-line growth driven by cloud and AI, paired with record-breaking capital expenditures that left Wall Street questioning whether the company’s massive AI bet will pay off quickly enough to justify...

Microsoft’s Copilot: From Hype to “Afterthought” — Can the Story Change This Quarter? By [Your Name] — January 2026 Summary: Over the last 18 months Microsoft poured people, product and capital into a sweeping strategy to make “Copilot” the AI layer across Windows, Microsoft 365, GitHub and...

The AI application boom is no longer a future conditional — it’s a present-tense force reshaping cloud economics, infrastructure strategies, and the competitive dynamics between platform owners and chipmakers, with Microsoft and NVIDIA emerging as the two most consequential winners in this phase...

Microsoft’s headline multiples from an automated Benzinga snapshot—mid‑30s P/E, low‑double P/B and a double‑digit P/S—create an apparent paradox: the stock looks cheap by earnings and book value but expensive by revenue, while its absolute cash generation dwarfs peers and points to strategic...

Microsoft’s place at the center of a quietly intensifying enterprise software rebound—and a separate, high-visibility outage that knocked X (formerly Twitter) offline for tens of thousands of users—are two stories this week that reveal how corporate budgets, platform reliability, and...

Microsoft’s marketing chief publicly teased what he called a potential “breakthrough” on the phone front — language that revived long-running Surface Phone rumors and forced the industry to ask whether Microsoft intends to reimagine the smartphone the way it reshaped the tablet and laptop...

Microsoft’s latest market bump isn’t trivia — it’s a narrative built on a Morgan Stanley CIO survey that places the company as the primary beneficiary of a modest but consequential rise in corporate software budgets, and that market narrative is already shaping investor expectations, product...

A federal judge in Oakland has signalled that Elon Musk’s long‑running lawsuit challenging OpenAI’s evolution from a nonprofit research lab into a commercial enterprise will move forward to jury trial — a development that dramatically amplifies legal and commercial uncertainty for enterprise...

Microsoft’s MSRC advisory for CVE-2025-38491 explicitly states that Azure Linux “includes this open‑source library and is therefore potentially affected,” but that short phrase is a product‑scoped inventory attestation — not a categorical guarantee that Azure Linux is the only Microsoft product...

Microsoft’s recent positioning against a crowded field of software peers is less a single verdict than a layered set of signals — strong absolute profitability and cash generation, a market that prices its revenue at a premium, and headline ratios that require careful normalization to be...