- FY26 Q1 - Press Releases - Investor Relations - Microsoft
“We delivered a strong start to the fiscal year, exceeding expectations across revenue, operating income, and earnings per share,” said Amy Hood, executive vice president and chief financial officer of Microsoft
- Microsoft spent $11. 1bn on data center leases alone in Q1 2026
Microsoft has had a capex-heavy quarter, spending $34 9 billion in Q1 of FY2026 Of this, $11 1bn alone was spent leasing data center space, with the rest mainly going towards GPUs, CPUs, and "long-lived assets "
- Microsoft AI bet shows up in finance leases that havent yet . . . - CNBC
Overall, Microsoft made $19 billion in capital expenditures in the latest quarter The total, which includes assets acquired under finance leases, was up from $14 billion in the March
- Microsoft Financial Results Q1 FY26 - synyega. com
Microsoft have announced the financial results for the first quarter of their FY26 financial year, join Rich Gibbons as he goes through what you need to know
- Microsoft Invests $80B in Cloud and AI Infrastructure Expansion
In Q1 2025, Microsoft stunned markets with the announcement of an $80 billion capital expenditure (CapEx) plan for the fiscal year—its largest annual investment ever The lion’s share is earmarked for cloud infrastructure, AI supercomputing, and data center expansion across key global markets
- Microsoft beats expectations, reports nearly $35B in Q1 capital . . .
Microsoft had projected capital spending of more than $30 billion for Q1 Along with that unprecedented buildout, Microsoft sought to address investor concerns about a potential AI bubble, by
- Microsoft Is Spending $80Bn On Data Centres This Year In Ongoing AI . . .
As Microsoft’s fiscal year for 2025 concludes in June, the company is already executing these data centre plans After FY25 Q1, Microsoft disclosed around $20 billion in capital expenditures and assets acquired under finance leases globally in October
- Microsoft Q1 FY 2026: Cloud and AI Fuel Broad-Based Growth
Despite $34 9 billion in Q1 capital expenditures, including finance leases, demand for Azure remains ahead of supply, with CFO commentary indicating tighter-than-expected capacity
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