Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella criticized AI cloud business models dependent on a few large customers, calling such growth unsustainable. This comment followed Microsoft’s strong quarterly results, including 48% Azure revenue growth and $92.28 billion revenue, contrasting with CoreWeave and Nebius stocks dropping after hours due to their customer concentration risks. Nadella emphasized a patient, decade-long enterprise AI adoption strategy rather than chasing quick mega-deals. Investors will watch if smaller AI cloud firms diversify their customer base to avoid the risks Nadella highlighted.
Microsoft shares are trading at USD 527.80, down 0.44% as of Oct 30, 2026 18:43 WIB on Pluang, reflecting a cautious market despite strong revenue growth. CoreWeave and Nebius stocks are down sharply, with CoreWeave falling 7.19% and Nebius 7.55%, highlighting investor concerns over customer concentration risks. Oracle shares also declined 3.79%, trading at USD 134.27, as investors digest the competitive pressures in the AI cloud sector.
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