Microsoft closed its $2 trillion market capitalization for the first time Daniel Hawley Daniel Hawley Tech Edited Friday, June 25, 2021 3:42 AM 2 minutes to read Thursday Microsoft’s closing trading day (MSFT), with a market capitalization of more than $2 trillion .
More than 2 trillion US dollars. Microsoft broke the threshold for the first time on Tuesday, and then fell below $2 trillion. Apple's market value at the close on Thursday was $2.22 trillion, slightly higher than that of Microsoft.At the same time, Google’s parent companies Alphabet (Brille, DemokratieL), Amazon (AMZN) and Facebook (FB) have market capitalizations of US$1.67 trillion, US$1.73 trillion, and US$973 billion, respectively, and their competitors follow Cartel's control grows and collisions. Including departmental claims. Through the Federal Trade and Justice Commission and numerous new antitrust laws, Microsoft survived the technical recalculation, basically unscathed.
Like Amazon, Microsoft's growth prospects are closely related to its cloud platform Azure, which has been the company's main engine in recent years. In 2020 alone, the company's cloud business reached 48.36 billion U.S. dollars, becoming one of Microsoft's most profitable market segments.
Due to the pandemic, the company has also benefited from an increase in the number of consumers and businesses looking for laptops and desktops. The news of the US$2 trillion discontinuation came after the debut of the latest version of Microsoft’s flagship product, Microsoft Windows 11.
The new operating system provides an improved appearance, improved multitasking and gaming features, and an updated application store. Microsoft also announced that it will allow developers to earn any income from in-store applications, which is an opportunity for both Apple and Apple. ...And Google, which generates 30% of revenue. Most of Microsoft's wealth is related to CEO Satya Nadella, who took over the company from former CEO Steve Ballmer in 2014. Microsoft announced last week that it would appoint Nadella as chief executive officer.
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