Xbox Revenue Tumbles for Fourth Straight Quarter as Hardware Dips 13%

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Xbox posted its fourth straight quarterly revenue decline, with total Xbox revenue at $4.98B (down from $5.53B YoY). Hardware revenue fell 13% while content & services declined 10%. For the full year, Xbox revenue dropped 7% to $21.79B despite Microsoft’s overall revenue rising 18% to $331.8B. CEO Satya Nadella and Xbox chief Asha Sharma say they’re resetting the business for long‑term growth and expect a return to growth by FY27; the forecast for the next quarter calls for further declines in both content & services and hardware.
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