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Microsoft Q2 gaming revenue fell 9% YoY, including a 32% drop in Xbox hardware revenue and a 5% decline in Xbox content and services, which includes Game Pass

• 💻 Windows OEM + devices revenue up 1%  —  • 👾 Gaming rev down 9%  —  • 🕹️ Xbox content + services rev down 5%  —  • 🎮 Xbox hardware rev down 32%  —  full details here 👇 …

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  • @lagoonlabsmv @lagoonlabsmv on x
    Microsoft reports Q2 fiscal results with cloud momentum and a gaming dip. Revenue $81.3B, net income $30.9B, up 17% and 23%. In the holiday quarter, PC shipments rose amid RAM shortages and the Windows 10 end of support, with Windows OEM/devices revenue up modestly.
  • @tomwarren.co.uk Tom Warren on bluesky
    Microsoft's Q2 2026 (fiscal) earnings:  —  • 💻 Windows OEM + devices revenue up 1%  —  • 👾 Gaming rev down 9%  —  • 🕹️ Xbox content + services rev down 5%  —  • 🎮 Xbox hardware rev down 32%  —  full details here 👇 …
  • @tomwarren Tom Warren on x
    Microsoft's More Personal Computing business (Windows, Xbox, Surface, and more) declined by 3% year-over-year. Microsoft blames gaming for the overall revenue decline of More Personal Computing. Microsoft's Intelligent Cloud business, which includes Azure and server products,