Microsoft reported fourth-quarter revenue of $76.44 billion, up 17 year-over-year and above the $73.80 billion estimate. Earnings per share reached $3.65, beating the $3.37 forecast. Microsoft's revenue grew across all segments, with Productivity and Business Processes up 16, Intelligent Cloud up 26, and More Personal Computing up 9. Azure and other cloud services grew 39, lifting total cloud revenue to $46.7 billion, up 27 year-over-year. Microsoft 365 Commercial and Consumer cloud revenues rose 18 and 20, respectively. CEO Satya Nadella said cloud and AI are driving business transformation across all industries, with the company innovating to support customer growth. He noted that Azure surpassed $75 billion in annual revenue, up 34 year-over-year. Microsoft stock was up 7.2 in after-hours trading.