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Microsoft and Google are seeing skyrocketing demand for their cloud-based services from companies who are shifting to hybrid work models.

Microsoft said revenue from its cloud sector grew 31% to $17 billion, which exceeded analyst expectations of around $16.58 billion.

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Additionally, revenue for the companies’ flagship cloud computing business Azure grew 48%.

The company’s overall revenue, which was predicted to be around $43.97 billion, grew from $37.15 billion to $45.32 billion during the first quarter of 2021 to the end of September.

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Google saw its advertising revenue grow to $53.1 billion during the third quarter due to people spending more time online. Even more, its parent company Alphabet saw sales increase to $65.1 billion, beating the average estimate of $63.336 billion.

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