Microsoft made a profit of $ 8.9 billion

The Amazon Knives

The company's performance comes from the strong growth of the cloud computing segment, with Azure being the second largest Amazon Web Services

Microsoft recently signed a pact with the giant American Walmart, the world's largest retailer and the leading online retailer of Amazon.

The Intelligent Cloud business figure reached $ 9.6 billion, up 23%. This unit includes both Azure and Windows and SQL Server.

In addition to Azure, the division also includes Office 365 and Dynamics 365, which work on subscriptions. For Azure, the increase is 89%, for Dynamics 365 61%, for Office 365 38%.

Windows, Xbox, Surface and Bing increase

Personal Computing Division, which includes the Windows operating system, as well as the Xbox, Tablets and Surface and Bing search engines, recorded the highest revenues : $ 10.8 billion, up 17%

The Microsoft business figure of Xbox consoles and video games reached $ 2.29 billion, up 39%. Within this unit, software and services revenues are also up 36%. At the same time, the Windows operating system had a 7% increase.

In addition, surface revenues increased by 25%. Microsoft has recently released Surface Go, a cheaper tablet with Windows 10. Even the Bing search engine has added 17% more revenue

LinkedIn is about more

Finally, the Productivity and Business Process Division – which includes The Office suite, LinkedIn's professional network and Dynamics – reached $ 9.67 billion, up 13%.

LinkedIn raised $ 1.46 billion in the last three months, up 37%.

Office 365 subscriptions grew by 38% and Microsoft announced that 31.4 million subscribers.

Microsoft recently announced $ 7.5 billion in the acquisition of GitHub

$ 100 billion a year

Total announced a total business turnover of $ 110.4 billion dollars for the 2018 fiscal year, according to CNN. The giant is worth $ 133.7 billion, according to his stock market report.

Due to financial results, Microsoft shares rose 4% on the stock market. The total value of the company is now $ 808.4 billion.

Shares of Microsoft have tripled since 2014, when Satya Nadella took office as General Manager until now