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Microsoft vs Oracle Business Model (2026)

Microsoft earns most from Productivity and Business Processes (42.2%), while Oracle earns most from Cloud and software (86.9%). Computed from Microsoft 10-K FY2026 and Oracle 10-K FY2026.

Last checked 2026-10-18 on the official pages.

Microsoft

Amounts in millions of USD. Shares are computed from the filing.

Revenue by business segment
Revenue lineValue% of totalFiling
Productivity and Business Processes$139,996 million ($140.0 billion)42.2%10-K FY2026 ↗
Intelligent Cloud$137,791 million ($137.8 billion)41.5%10-K FY2026 ↗
More Personal Computing$54,052 million ($54.1 billion)16.3%10-K FY2026 ↗
Total revenue$331,839 million ($331.8 billion)—10-K FY2026 ↗

Oracle

Amounts in millions of USD. Shares are computed from the filing.

Shared business models

Cloud usage · Subscription

Company and model pages

Microsoft · Oracle

Microsoft: Cloud usage · Subscription

Oracle: Cloud usage · Subscription

Frequently asked questions

How does Microsoft make money?

Microsoft makes money mainly from Productivity and Business Processes. Its FY2026 total revenue was $331,839 million ($331.8 billion), with Productivity and Business Processes the biggest disclosed revenue line at $139,996 million ($140.0 billion) and 42.2% of total revenue (computed from the 10-K FY2026). Microsoft’s Azure business earns revenue from consumption of cloud infrastructure and platform services.

How does Oracle make money?

Oracle makes money mainly from Cloud and software. Its FY2026 total revenue was $67,357 million ($67.4 billion), with Cloud and software the biggest disclosed revenue line at $58,530 million ($58.5 billion) and 86.9% of total revenue (computed from the 10-K FY2026). Oracle’s cloud contracts provide services throughout a contracted period.