<ul><li>Microsoft shares dropped more than 5 percent in after-hours trading after the company slightly missed expectations for its cloud computing business.</li><li>Sales from Microsoft's cloud business, including Azure, grew 19 percent to $25.5 billion in Q4 2020, slightly below projections.</li><li>The company expects to face capacity constraints in servicing AI demand in the coming quarter, impacting Azure contract growth.</li><li>Microsoft's share price remains above the recent Wall Street AI reckoning, despite questions surrounding a Chinese start-up's AI chatbot outperforming Microsoft-backed models.</li></ul>

Microsoft Shares Sink After Cloud Unit Misses Projections

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