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\"<p>Investors
Investors will also be looking to see if the company is attracting new customers with its Teams collaboration software, which had 75 million users as of April 29<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Subrat Patnaik
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Investors have pushed shares of Microsoft<\/a> Corp up almost 30 percent since the start of the year, betting that the pandemic-induced shift to more remote computing will boost its business<\/a>.

Those investors will find out if they were right on Wednesday, when the company reports its results for the fiscal fourth quarter.

Wall Street, however, is braced for Microsoft to report that Azure<\/a>, its flagship cloud computing<\/a> business, has slipped below 50% revenue growth for the first time ever.

Analysts also expect some declines, such as for Microsoft's on-premises server purchases and sales of consumer devices. They also expect Microsoft to take an earnings-per-share hit of about 5 cents because of a decision last month to shutter its retail operations permanently.

But they expect continued surges in demand for products like Azure, which powers online apps, and Xbox<\/a> gaming services as millions stay home because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Azure's slowing growth, analysts said, was long expected as the business balloons to tens of billions of dollars per year.

Investors will also be looking to see if the company is attracting new customers with its Teams collaboration software, which had 75 million users as of April 29. Last quarter, Microsoft reported strong demand for the product, which it said it gave away to some hard-hit customers.

Microsoft did not say when it planned to start charging.

Shares of the Redmond, Washington-based company were flirting with an all-time high at $208.75 on Tuesday. They have soared by 32.37%, compared with the S&P 500's gain of 0.8% since the start of the year.

Analysts are expecting the Intelligent Cloud business, which includes Azure, to rise by nearly 15% to $13.1 billion in the fourth quarter, according to IBES data from Refinitiv as of July 21.

\"The bottom line is we are still in the early innings of a market that is expected to grow to $405 billion\" by calendar year 2023, Evercore ISA<\/a> analysts Kirk Materne, Peter Levine and Peter Burkly<\/a> wrote in a note to investors.

(Reporting by Subrat Patnaik in Bengaluru and Stephen Nellis in San Francisco; Editing by Dan Grebler)

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可以远程工作增长抵消了微软的一次性交易摊位吗?

然而,华尔街是准备迎接微软Azure的报告,其旗舰云计算业务,收入增长已经降至50%以下,有史以来第一次。

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< p >投资者也会看看该公司吸引新客户团队协作软件,它拥有7500万用户,截至4月29日< / p >
投资者还将看看该公司吸引新客户团队协作软件,4月29日,拥有7500万用户
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投资者的股票微软公司今年年初以来上涨近30%,押注pandemic-induced转向更偏远的计算将提高业务。

这些投资者周三会发现如果他们是对的,当公司第四财政季度报告结果。

然而,华尔街是准备迎接微软报告Azure,其旗舰云计算业务收入增长已经降至50%以下,有史以来第一次。

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分析师也预计下降一些,比如微软的本地服务器购买和消费设备的销售。他们还预计微软每股收益达到约5美分,因为上个月决定永久关闭其零售业务。

但他们希望继续对Azure产品的需求激增,权力在线程序,Xbox游戏服务数百万呆在家里因为COVID-19大流行。Azure的增长放缓,分析师表示,长期预期随着业务的气球每年数百亿美元。

投资者还将看看该公司吸引新客户团队协作软件,4月29日,拥有7500万用户。上个季度,微软公布了强劲的需求产品,它说,它把一些严重的客户。

微软没有说什么时候计划开始充电。

微软的股票,华盛顿公司调情与周二创下历史新高208.75美元。他们已经飙升了32.37%,而标普500指数今年以来上涨0.8%。

分析师预计智能云业务,包括Azure,上升近15%至131亿美元,第四季度根据ib Refinitiv截至7月21日的数据。

“底线是我们仍然在早期局的市场预计将会增长到4050亿美元的“到2023年,Evercore ISA分析师柯克Materne,彼得·莱文和彼得•伯克在给投资者的报告中写道。

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\"&lt;p&gt;Investors
Investors will also be looking to see if the company is attracting new customers with its Teams collaboration software, which had 75 million users as of April 29<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Subrat Patnaik
<\/strong>
Investors have pushed shares of Microsoft<\/a> Corp up almost 30 percent since the start of the year, betting that the pandemic-induced shift to more remote computing will boost its business<\/a>.

Those investors will find out if they were right on Wednesday, when the company reports its results for the fiscal fourth quarter.

Wall Street, however, is braced for Microsoft to report that Azure<\/a>, its flagship cloud computing<\/a> business, has slipped below 50% revenue growth for the first time ever.

Analysts also expect some declines, such as for Microsoft's on-premises server purchases and sales of consumer devices. They also expect Microsoft to take an earnings-per-share hit of about 5 cents because of a decision last month to shutter its retail operations permanently.

But they expect continued surges in demand for products like Azure, which powers online apps, and Xbox<\/a> gaming services as millions stay home because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Azure's slowing growth, analysts said, was long expected as the business balloons to tens of billions of dollars per year.

Investors will also be looking to see if the company is attracting new customers with its Teams collaboration software, which had 75 million users as of April 29. Last quarter, Microsoft reported strong demand for the product, which it said it gave away to some hard-hit customers.

Microsoft did not say when it planned to start charging.

Shares of the Redmond, Washington-based company were flirting with an all-time high at $208.75 on Tuesday. They have soared by 32.37%, compared with the S&P 500's gain of 0.8% since the start of the year.

Analysts are expecting the Intelligent Cloud business, which includes Azure, to rise by nearly 15% to $13.1 billion in the fourth quarter, according to IBES data from Refinitiv as of July 21.

\"The bottom line is we are still in the early innings of a market that is expected to grow to $405 billion\" by calendar year 2023, Evercore ISA<\/a> analysts Kirk Materne, Peter Levine and Peter Burkly<\/a> wrote in a note to investors.

(Reporting by Subrat Patnaik in Bengaluru and Stephen Nellis in San Francisco; Editing by Dan Grebler)

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