Microsoft revealed for the first time the quarterly sales numbers for its Azure cloud computing unit, in a move that allows a clearer comparison between the performance of its cloud services and its competitors such as Amazon and Google.
According to Reuters, Azure recorded sales of $29.4 billion during its most recent fiscal quarter For Microsoft, while the unit’s sales amounted to $101.9 billion during the fiscal year ending on June 30, 2026.
The changes announced by the company included reorganizing the financial reporting sectors from three sectors to two main sectors, one of which is called Agents and Infra and includes services. Cloud computing and artificial intelligence-based software.
The move comes in light of the intensifying competition between Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud, coinciding with the high demand for the infrastructure needed for artificial intelligence.
