Microsoft’s latest earnings report reveals a sharp decline in Xbox hardware revenue, with a 33% drop compared to the previous period. The report, released on Wednesday, highlights challenges in the gaming division even as other sectors thrive.
Despite the decline in Xbox hardware, Microsoft’s cloud and productivity businesses continue to grow, contributing to the company’s total revenue of $82.9 billion. The consumer-focused division, which includes Xbox, saw a broader decline, but the cloud segment remains a major driver of financial performance.
In addition to the 33% drop in Xbox hardware revenue, Microsoft also reported a 5% decline in Xbox content and services. The company has experienced significant executive turnover recently, including the retirement of Xbox CEO Phil Spencer and the departure of a former Xbox president.