MSFT changes
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- Price
- $539.19 → $531.33(−1.5%)
- Recent events
- Oct added: 26, 2026: Anthropic filed for its initial public offering. Its S-1 shows that it committed to spend at least $44.9 billion with Microsoft between November 2026 and May 2033. Oct 12, 2026: Microsoft said that its own Maia 200 AI chip now runs production work, such as Copilot. It will scale the Maia chips to multi-gigawatt deployments from 2027 and make them the main system that runs AI models for its own products. Maia 300 starts production deployments in 2027. Microsoft expects it to give 40% more tokens per megawatt than leading GPU systems. This is a company estimate. Oct 7, 2026: Microsoft confirmed that it will report fiscal Q1 2027 results after the market closes on October 28, 2026. Oct 1, 2026: Microsoft said Ryan Roslansky, head of the Office and Teams group and former LinkedIn CEO, will leave the company at the end of 2026. Office and Teams now report to the Copilot, Agents and Platform organization of Charles Lamanna. Sep 25, 2026: Microsoft added new coding tools and an agent that works without stops to Copilot. The stock rose about 3.7% that day, to its highest close of 2026. Sep 15, 2026: Microsoft increased its quarterly dividend by 8%, to $0.98 per share. Microsoft will pay it on December 10, 2026. Sep 4, 2026: CEO Satya Nadella said that early Azure customers already use OpenAI's new GPT-6 Astra model. On September 3, Microsoft started to offer the model on its Foundry platform through a limited access program. Sep 2, 2026: Microsoft changed how it reports its results, starting in fiscal 2027. It now has two segments, Agents and Infra, and Devices and Consumer. Azure revenue no longer includes GitHub cloud, Security Copilot and Healthcare cloud. Under the new definition, Azure revenue was $101.9 billion in fiscal 2026 and grew 42% in the June 2026 quarter. Aug 21, 2026: Moody's kept Microsoft's Aaa credit rating with a stable outlook. Jul 29, 2026: Microsoft reported Q4 fiscal 2026 results. Revenue was $90.0 billion, up 18% from last year. Azure revenue growth increased to 43%. Capital spending, including finance leases, was $41 billion for the quarter. For the September 2026 quarter, Microsoft guided Azure growth of about 45% in constant currency and capital spending of more than $50 billion. Apr 27, 2026: Microsoft and OpenAI changed their partnership. Microsoft no longer has exclusive access to OpenAI's models and technology, and OpenAI can sell its services through other clouds, such as AWS. Azure stays OpenAI's primary cloud and gets new OpenAI products first. Microsoft no longer pays a revenue share to OpenAI, and OpenAI continues to pay a revenue share to Microsoft through 2030. Oct 28, 2025: OpenAI completed its restructuring into a public benefit corporation. Microsoft received a stake of about 27%, worth about $135 billion. OpenAI contracted to buy an additional $250 billion of Azure cloud services.