Microsoft has released its financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2014. For the quarter ended September 30, 2013, Microsoft reported total revenue of $18.53 billion, gross profit, operating income, net income, and diluted earnings per share were $13.42 billion, $6.33 billion, $5.24 billion, and $0.62 per share respectively.
Microsoft noted that these financial results include $113 million in deferred revenue from Windows 8.1 pre-sales.
Below is a detailed look at Microsoft's main sources of revenue:
1. Total revenue from Microsoft Devices and Consumer increased by 4%, reaching $7.46 billion.
— Windows OEM revenue decreased by 7%;
— Surface revenue grew to $400 million;
— Search advertising revenue increased by 47%.
2. Microsoft’s commercial revenue increased by 10%, reaching $11.2 billion.
— SQL Server revenue saw double-digit growth, with SQL Server Premium revenue growing by over 30%;
— Lync, SharePoint, Exchange and other products also experienced double-digit growth;
— Commercial cloud revenue grew by 103%.