Microsoft Surface Tablet Taka: Revenue quarter-on-quarter growth nearly one times

Beijing time October 24 Morning News, Microsoft (44.99,0.61,1.37%) released today, the first quarter of 2015 fiscal year results show that the company's equipment and consumer sector revenue growth of 47%, to 10.96 billion U.S. dollars, the total revenue growth of 25% per cent, to 23.2 billion U.S. dollars. The results show that Microsoft's recent performance has been impressive. Cloud computing has become an important source of revenue for the company, although the company is still in a major transition period, but under the leadership of new CEO Satia Nadra Satya Nadella, the future is bright. Microsoft's success has been due in large part to the company's Office 365 Office suite, which has more than 7 million home and software subscribers. In addition, Microsoft also revealed that the Surface Pro 3 tablet computer has pushed the revenue of the Surface series of products to 908 million U.S. dollars, the chain growth of nearly one times. At the same time, the quarter's Xbox sales reached 2.4 million, but the company did not specifically disclose the latest generation of Xbox One game console sales. In addition, Microsoft's smartphone business continues to grow. The company's mobile phone business in the quarter to achieve revenue of 2.6 billion U.S. dollars, Lumia mobile phone sales of 9.3 million, more than the same period last year, 8.8 million of the history of the record. We achieved an excellent start to the fiscal year, cloud computing momentum, all kinds of equipment business has made good progress. ' We will continue to invest in high growth opportunities and drive efficiency across the organization to deliver long-term shareholder value, ' said Hood, Microsoft executive Vice President and CFO Ami Hud. While Microsoft's first-quarter profit was just 4.3 billion dollars, down from $5.2 billion a year earlier, the company, on the day of the conference call, expressed ample confidence in the prospects for its business and consumer business. From the latest quarterly data, Microsoft's outlook is indeed good. (Ding Macro)