AI-powered search engine Perplexity has signed a three year $750 million cloud computing agreement with Microsoft, reports Bloomberg. This is the first cloud agreement Perplexity has signed outside of Amazon Web Services (AWS), of which it has a long-term partnership.

Microsoft’s More Personal Computing division was the only business unit to post a revenue decline this quarter.

The company reported strong growth in Azure cloud-computing segment and an earnings-per-share boost from OpenAI deal

Microsoft's commercial backlog more than doubled year over year, pointing to enormous demand for AI.

OpenAI and Microsoft have a reconfigured relationship. The software giant revealed just how much OpenAI is driving its RPO.

Microsoft launches Maia 200 AI chip on TSMC 3nm for Azure, delivering 10+ petaFLOPS to reduce costs and Nvidia reliance in cloud computing.

Amazon and Microsoft are the two largest cloud computing companies. Microsoft Azure has been growing more quickly, but a strained relationship with OpenAI leaves some questions. Amazon's AWS, meanwhile, has a vertical integration advantage. But if I had to ...

Microsoft lost $400bn in hours as investors panicked over AI costs, cloud growth fears and a brutal market reality check.

Microsoft’s big financial bet on artificial intelligence got even bigger in the December quarter, but it also showed continued signs… Read More