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Cloud revenue, meaning money corporations pay to rent computing infrastructure and software from a provider rather than own and run it themselves, crossed $100 billion at Microsoft's Azure division for the full fiscal year.
Microsoft also beat fourth-quarter cloud expectations.
The figure that deserves the most scrutiny sits in the backlog: signed customer contracts not yet converted to billed revenue grew 8% over the prior quarter, and that growth came mainly from businesses outside the large artificial intelligence sector.
What a backlog measures and why this one matters A backlog is not revenue.
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