Microsoft on course for $20bn commercial cloud business by 2018 - Satya Nadella

Tom Wright
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CEO also pours cold water on Surface phone rumours, saying the vendor is focused on providing software to 'other platforms'

Microsoft is on track to having a $20bn commercial cloud business by 2018, according to CEO Satya Nadella. Speaking at Microsoft's annual shareholders meeting, Nadella pointed out highlights of ...

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