Microsoft recorded a 10% drop in shares, reducing its market capitalization by 357 billion dollars, following a disappointing earnings report.

Microsoft suffered a significant loss of 357 billion dollars in its market capitalization, reaching 3.22 trillion dollars, after its shares fell by 10% following a profit report that did not meet investors' expectations. Analyst Ben Reitzes emphasized the need for Microsoft to build data centers more quickly, while CFO Amy Hood mentioned that cloud results would have been better with a greater allocation of infrastructure for clients. Additionally, UBS analysts questioned Microsoft's strategy regarding computing capacity for artificial intelligence products, while Bernstein analysts supported management's decisions, arguing that they are beneficial in the long term. Microsoft has requested a slight reduction in capital expenditures in the current quarter, in the context where investors expect an improvement in financial performance.