MSFT stock has shown remarkable rallies, rising over 30% in less than two months on several occasions, notably in 2015 and 2023. These swift gains have generously rewarded investors during crucial upward trends.
The Swiss Competition Commission said Thursday that it had opened a preliminary inquiry into Microsoft's licensing fees, after complaints by rivals over what it called "significant" price hikes for the Microsoft 365 software suite.
Switzerland's competition commission said on Thursday it launched a preliminary investigation into Microsoft's licensing fees in the country.
Microsoft has agreed with Indigo Carbon to buy a record 2.85 million soil carbon credits linked to regenerative agriculture in the United States, as the tech giant aims to become "carbon negative" by 2030 despite surging emissions linked to AI.
In the latest trading session, Microsoft (MSFT) closed at $459.53, marking a -2.37% move from the previous day.
Morgan Stanley says the stock looks “well underpriced” in part due to heavy corporate enthusiasm for the company's AI offerings.
Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) was last seen down 2.4% to trade at $459.49 at last check, taking a backseat after rival Alphabet (GOOGL) hit a $4 trillion market cap on the heels of its multi-year AI partnership with Apple (AAPL).
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is on pace to spend around $500 million annually on artificial intelligence (AI) models from Anthropic , according to a report from The Information.
Microsoft is reportedly upping its spending on Anthropic, chief rival to partner OpenAI. According to a report Wednesday (Jan. 14) by The Information, Microsoft has become one of Anthropic's top customers.
CDNS unveils the first LPDDR5X 9600Mbps enterprise memory IP with Microsoft, bringing DDR5-class reliability to low-power data center AI.
Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) said on Tuesday it will pay higher electricity rates for its US data centers used to power AI models, a move the company said is intended to prevent rising power demand from being passed on to consumers. The company committed to paying electricity rates sufficient to fully cover the cost of its data centers, replenishing more water than it withdraws locally, and paying full property taxes in communities where it operates.
Microsoft on Tuesday released details of a new plan attempting to alleviate concerns from consumers around their massive push to build new AI data centers, including pledge to pay higher electricity fees and minimize water use, echoing President Donald Trump who has made affordability a top concern as inflation—and utility costs—have surged.