Microsoft's shares increased by 2.89% over the last week, marking a 6.92% gain over a month and a significant 202.9% rise in 2025. The company plans to launch an AI Copilot for the Pentagon, while also investing $400 million in Switzerland for AI and cloud infrastructure. In FY25 Q3, Microsoft reported a 33% revenue jump driven by AI services. Despite layoffs as part of cost discipline efforts, analysts remain optimistic about sustained cloud demand and the company's future growth prospects.
Shares of Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) gained 2.89% over the past five trading sessions, increasing the tech giant's one-month gain to 6.92%. The stock is up 202.9% so far in 2025, including more than 42% since its year-to-date low on April 8.
On June 5, it was reported that the company will be expanding its AI and cloud investments in Switzerland, committing $400 million to expand its data center infrastructure.
Microsoft's focus on AI and cloud resilience continues to fuel optimism, with total revenue increasing to $70.1 billion despite an $800 million charge from its investment in General Motors' Cruise robotaxi initiative.
Microsoft is dedicating significant capex to AI and cloud infrastructure to compete with other tech firms, and its gaming segment grew 44% last year.
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