Microsoft has released its latest financial results, and albeit one disappointment it’s good news for shareholders.

The latest financial results for IBM have revealed a disappointment for investors as the tech giant missed almost all of its targets.

With a $5m growth in revenue and 92,000 more customers over the last year, Vodafone remains in a strong position despite $7.7m less profit than 2017.

There may be less money to play with but the company had a very busy year with a series of new data centre launches revenues rising 31 percent.

“Our client-focused innovation continues to drive business improvements and personal rewards for businesses throughout New Zealand and Australia."

"Spark’s success in growth areas continued to offset the decline in legacy areas of the business."

Lenovo has announced its results for its first fiscal quarter and they paint a pretty picture with double-digit growth across the company.

"Datacom’s strategy and new organisational structure position us well to meet current and future client needs."

"We had an incredible year, surpassing $100 billion in revenue as a result of our relentless focus on customer success."

New Zealand’s highest revenue distie has released their financial report for FY17 and, while revenue is up, net profit has taken a down turn.

The company will re-align its business under three distinct segments and undergo significant restructuring operations.

Oracle has announced their US Q4 results and FY18 results, showing continued revenue growth.

Jade Software achieved a milestone in 2017 with a return to profit.

“Demand for our solutions remains strong as we saw 67% growth in software and support billings and 55% growth in software and support revenue."

SaaS platform contract revenue has grown 51% and revenue from cloud offerings by 217%, leading to a total of $120m in revenue over this half-year.

Xero improved operating and investing cash flow margins from 71% to 9% over three years and grew revenue at a CAGR of 49% over the same period.

In Google Australia has posted $1.02b in revenue. However, in their report, they note that it could have been $3b if not for creative accounting.

The tech giant turns 50 in June and so its booming revenues following heavy investment in data centres could be seen as a timely birthday present.

Veeam have released their Q1 2018 results showing continued year-over-year customer acquisition growth.

HPE spun off their Enterprise Services offering in a bid to save money. Now they have released their financials we can see how it has worked out.

“Beingmate’s continued under-performance is unacceptable."

The company reported Q2 revenues of $286.7 million with growth rates of 44% year-over-year.

Lenovo’s A/NZ subsidiary have posted $699 million in revenue for 2017, improving on 2016’s numbers by $56m.

“We are seeing more and more accountants and SMEs embrace their digital future and migrate online,” - CEO Tim Reed.