Microsoft blamed supply chain constraints related to the coronavirus crisis for its Azure cloud's capacity issues, saying those constraints delayed the company from expanding its cloud infrastructure.that its Azure cloud business has struggled to keep up as the demand for its services including its Teams communications app "crossed into unprecedented territory.
Jonathan Neilson, Microsoft's finance director of investor relations, told Business Insider that the confluence of supply chain constraints and the surge in demand contributed to Microsoft's cloud capacity issues. The pandemic has been a big test for Microsoft's cloud business as it tries to upend the market-leading Amazon Web Services,
Microsoft released the information when it reported third-quarter earnings on Wednesday, beating analyst expectations as it reported $35 billion in revenue and $10.8 billion in net income.Cloud usage increased, especially for the Microsoft 365 bundle of cloud applications including Teams, Azure, Windows Virtual Desktop, advanced security solutions, and Power Platform.
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Coronavirus 🦠 not only infects humans and animals, but computer 💻 networks as well. Sweet.
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