Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella took advantage of the latest presentation of financial results to announce that by the end of the year the company will launch a “super application” of Artificial Intelligence.
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30/07/2026
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A Microsoft recently presented the company’s financial results for the last quarter and took the opportunity to advance shareholders and investors that the company plans to launch a “super application”. that has the company’s Artificial Intelligence – the Copilot – as a central element.
The news was shared by CEO Satya Nadella, who said that the application will be launched in 2026 and will combine conversational, programming and also artificial intelligence agents capabilities. Moreover, this “super app” will aim to meet the needs of both companies and common consumers.
“Copilot is evolving rapidly”, stated Nadella according to the the Verge website. “ This quarter we will combine the different Copilot experiences, including programming, in a super app. This is a big step forward and I am excited to share more soon”.
It is not yet known when Microsoft will reveal more details about this “super app”, but it is clear that the combination of different capabilities in a single application will allow the technological giant to compete with other companies already with similar apps – such as OpenAI ChatGPT and Anthropic Claude.
Microsoft ends fiscal year with 31% increase in profits
The US technology Microsoft announced net profits of US$133.749 billion (116.7 billion) in the fiscal year 2026, more 31% than in the same period, with the Azure cloud platform highlighted.
The company obtained total revenues of USD 331.839 billion (EUR 289.7 billion) in the twelve months ending June 30, plus 18% compared to the previous fiscal year, according to a statement released after the Wall Street market was closed.
Azure's revenue for the first time exceeded USD 100 billion, and Microsoft 365 Copilot, the company's artificial intelligence assistant, reached over 30 million paid licenses.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella pointed out that these numbers reflect “the trust customers place” in the technology company “to drive their transformation towards AI.”.
The results exceeded investors' expectations and in the last quarter, from April to June, a period of greater attention by investors, Microsoft made a profit of $35.766 billion, more 31% than the previous year, and a revenue of $90 billion, plus 18%.
The company recorded a $3.2 billion gain from its investment in Anthropic, creator of virtual assistant Claude, and expenses lower than expected in a voluntary reform program.
During the period, smart ‘cloud’ quarterly revenue reached $39.306 billion (plus 32%), and Azure’s revenue grew by 43%.
The productivity segment and business processes, which includes software such as Office 365 and LinkedIn social network, generated revenues of $37.847 billion, plus 14% compared to the previous year.
In contrast, the company's personal computer segment, which includes the various Microsoft devices, the Windows operating system and the Xbox console, recorded a 4% drop in profits, to $12,854 billion.