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Microsoft Posts Record $92.3 Billion Quarterly Revenue, Up 19% Year Over Year

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Microsoft reported another record for quarterly revenue, reaching $92.3 billion. That figure represents a 19% increase compared with the same quarter a year earlier. The results extend a streak of record-breaking revenue that now spans ten consecutive quarters. The article suggests the company's current position remains strong despite uncertainty about the future direction of artificial intelligence.

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