Russ Cohen

Cloud Competitors Microsoft and Amazon Earnings Report Analysis The Impact of Cloud Earnings on Microsoft and Amazon

Alphabet Demonstrates Strength

Alphabet recently showcased robust performance in its quarterly release. With a 31% increase in EPS and nearly 14% higher sales, the tech giant surpassed expectations. Cloud revenue soared to $10.3 billion, a 30% year-over-year growth, and Google Cloud’s operating income saw a significant rise to $900 million.

Microsoft’s Cloud Momentum

Microsoft surprised investors with a 23% year-over-year growth in cloud revenue, signaling a turnaround from previous periods of slower growth. The company is anticipated to achieve 8% EPS growth on a 14% sales increase, with cloud results consistently exceeding expectations.

Amazon’s Sturdy Cloud Performance

Despite recent market concerns, Amazon Web Services (AWS) reported notable success, with $25 billion in net sales showing a 17% growth from the previous year. Expectations for Cloud revenue stand at $25.9 billion, depicting a 17.2% year-over-year climb. Notably, EPS is projected to surge by 63% on a 10% rise in sales.

Analyst Commentary

Investors eagerly await the cloud revenue growth rates of major players like Amazon and Microsoft this quarter, as any deceleration could cause market jitters. Stronger-than-expected growth, on the other hand, could fuel post-earnings optimism. However, the focus will extend beyond growth rates to encompass other vital metrics.


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