Microsoft Corp. (MSFT)
AI Giant OpenAI Is Getting a Lift Lately. So Are Stocks Linked to It.
Fresh optimism about OpenAI's finances is boosting some corners of the AI trade.
Major Wall Street Firm Issues Warning on Tech Stocks: What It Means for Investors
UBS downgraded the U.S. technology sector to neutral on Tuesday, citing pervasive uncertainty in the software industry and the likelihood that AI infrastructure spending will moderate soon.
Microsoft exploring using advanced power lines to make data centers more energy-efficient
Microsoft is exploring using superconducting power lines in its data centers, which could potentially accelerate its massive U.S. build-out of the server warehouses by making them more energy-efficient, the company said on Tuesday.
Microsoft and Oracle may be bargain stocks, according to this analysis
Both stocks are relatively cheap on an earnings basis. And the companies have projected revenue growth rates much higher than that of the S&P 500.
The Great Software Consolidation: Why Microsoft Wins It All
Microsoft (MSFT) is upgraded to a strong buy amid negative sentiment and a double-digit stock dip, despite robust fundamentals. MSFT posted 17% YoY revenue growth and resilient software performance, with Azure growing 39%, both exceeding guidance. Concerns about AI disruption and OpenAI concentration are outweighed by MSFT's diversified portfolio and integration of generative AI.
Seeking Cloud Computing Exposure? Use This Tool
Cloud computing continues to be a dominant investment theme, with this tool a nice way to find exposure.
Microsoft's stock is cheaper than IBM's for the first time in a decade. What that says about the AI trade.
Microsoft and other hyperscalers are pouring billions of dollars into AI projects, and that's putting a damper on valuations
Microsoft's AI Spend Looks Scary, Until You Run The Numbers
Microsoft Corporation shares have declined 25% since October, as investor focus shifts from AI-driven growth to concerns over capital expenditures. I view the market's capex concerns as overblown, presenting a long-term buying opportunity amid increased cloud capacity and margin expansion. Azure remains a key near-term catalyst, with 39% YoY Q2 growth constrained only by limited data capacity, not demand.
Here's the Reason Microsoft Is Crashing, but Why You Shouldn't Sell
Microsoft' s ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) stock had a really strong run through most of 2025, fueled by the company's all-in bet on artificial intelligence (AI).
Microsoft Stock vs. Google And Amazon
Microsoft (MSFT) stock has seen a slight decline over the last year, but how does its strong position in cloud and enterprise software truly stack up against AI-focused competitors?
AI Eating Software Is Just Wrong; Let's Look At Microsoft
Microsoft has been sharply sold off despite strong fundamentals, with recent buying at discounts up to 29% below its 52-week high. MSFT delivered robust results: 17% YoY revenue growth, 21% constant currency EPS growth, and margin expansion, all at an attractive 21x CY27 EPS. Azure growth concerns are overblown; supply, not demand, or limited growth. MSFT can address this supply issue with additional GPU allocation.
2 Top Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks to Buy Right Now
Microsoft reports strong revenue growth from AI-powered products like Microsoft 365 Copilot. Nvidia's innovation in the AI market is relentless.
