Microsoft Cloud Revenues Reach $54.5 Billion in FY26 Q3

Microsoft Cloud FY26 Q3.

Microsoft’s FY26 Q3 results produced $54.5 billion revenue for the Microsoft Cloud, the segment that includes Microsoft 365, Azure, LinkedIn, and other services. The annualized run rate of $218 billion proves just how vital these revenues are to Microsoft. Lots of time was spent talking about Microsoft 365 Copilot, which now has “over 20 million” paid seats. Sounds good, and it’s up five million from the last quarter, but Copilot still has a long road to travel to profitability.

Microsoft Cloud Revenues Pile Up as Teams Hits 270 Million Users

Microsoft Cloud revenues hit $22.1 billion in Microsoft’s FY22 Q2 results announced January 25. Office 365 user numbers grew 16% year over year, but there’s no detail given about active users. Teams reached 270 million users, but we don’t know what segments these users fall into. We do know that Microsoft Viva has 1,000 paying customers, which could be deemed a disappointing outcome for a much-hyped solution.