As of Q2'26 (2025-12-31), Microsoft's largest revenue segment remains Server products and cloud services at USD 30.87B, followed by Office products and cloud services at USD 24.52B. Other notable contributors include Windows and Devices (USD 4.48B), Gaming (USD 5.96B), LinkedIn (USD 5.08B), and Search and news advertising (USD 3.81B), with smaller contributions from Enterprise and partner services (USD 2.04B), Microsoft 365 Consumer products and cloud services (USD 2.31B), Dynamics products and cloud services (USD 2.20B), and Other (USD 6M). From Q3'23 to Q2'26, the overall revenue trend across segments is upward, with Server products and cloud services and Office products and cloud services consistently dominating the revenue mix and showing strong growth. Notably, Server products and cloud services increased from USD 20.03B in Q3'23 to USD 30.87B in Q2'26, while Office products and cloud services nearly doubled over the same period. Gaming and LinkedIn also demonstrated steady gains, whereas the Windows and Devices segment showed more volatility and a general decline after Q3'23. The 'Other' segment experienced irregular fluctuations, peaking in Q4'23 and then dropping sharply by Q1'26. Overall, the data highlights Microsoft's continued strategic focus and success in cloud and productivity services over the observed period.