Microsoft shares rose 15.5% on July 30, while Meta fell 8%, giving investors two sharply different ways to assess Big Tech’s AI infrastructure boom. Microsoft paired heavy spending with faster Azure growth, rising Copilot adoption and a larger commercial backlog. Meta’s advertising business grew strongly, but expenses climbed and free cash flow dropped. Microsoft is not spending cautiously. It reported …
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