Microsoft’s stock is down nearly 20% this year, but investors are watching July 29 like a cliffhanger—when the company unveils its latest earnings. This could be the moment AI bets pay off, especially as Microsoft plans to spend $190 billion on AI infrastructure. Doubts linger over Copilot’s real-world adoption and whether Microsoft 365 can survive AI disruption. Analyst Adam Wood sees this report as Microsoft’s chance to prove Azure’s AI-driven growth and Copilot’s traction can supercharge the business. A strong showing could send shares soaring, especially since the stock trades below its historical average—making it a tempting long-term play. Azure’s 40% annual growth already hints AI is working, and Copilot, while not ChatGPT, may be the glue keeping Microsoft dominant in enterprise software.
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