Microsoft shares slid after hours, despite the company beating earnings expectations for its Q2. Analysts pressed CEO Satya Nadella and CFO Amy Hood about Azure's slowing revenue growth. Wall Street ...

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Microsoft reported $625 billion in commercial remaining performance obligations as of the December quarter, more than double what it had a year ago and up sizably from three months earlier as well.

Microsoft is facing capacity constraints, and OpenAI is driving a large portion of the backlog in its cloud computing business. The company said its backlog in commercial bookings, a metric referred ...