UBS analysts forecast robust cloud infrastructure revenue growth for Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud in Q1 2026, driven by increasing enterprise demand for AI and data infrastructure. Despite high market expectations—38-39% growth for Azure, 29-30% for AWS, and 58-59% for Google Cloud—UBS believes these targets are achievable given current trends. Enterprises are shifting IT budgets towards AI applications, boosting cloud usage beyond basic infrastructure. Hyperscalers continue to expand capacity aggressively, with strong capital expenditure expected to support ongoing growth.
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