INCREASING ITS CLOUD COMPUTING CAPACITY

Cloud services are the main emphasis of Microsoft's complete business suite. For instance, Microsoft Azure is the company’s primary focus for cloud services. But things are more challenging now

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Microsoft provides local data centres in India with access to its worldwide cloud services to speed up the digital transformation of Indian start-ups, corporations, and governmental institutions. In order to support inclusive growth, encourage innovation, and quicken digital transformation in India, it operates four data centres.

For the fiscal year 2021-22, Microsoft Corporation (India) reported revenues of Rs. 51,728 crores. A net profit of Rs. 572 crores was declared by the corporation, an 8% drop from the previous fiscal year. Microsoft provides local data centres in India with access to its worldwide cloud services to speed up the digital transformation of Indian start-ups, corporations, and governmental institutions.

According to Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella, "Digital technology will go on to be the fundamental input that propels the world's economic output." As we help customers stand out, develop resilience, and accomplish more with less, we are increasing our opportunity and gaining share across the tech stack.