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Government agencies and state firms in China will reportedly replace foreign PCs - SiliconANGLE

The tech giant is still firing on all cylinders.

Microsoft reported fiscal Q3 results on Tuesday. Pete Najarian reacted to the earnings report on CNBC's "Closing Bell". Shares are volatile.

Microsoft shares surge on strong results and an upbeat forecast - SiliconANGLE

We see results as reinforcing our thesis centering on the proliferation of hybrid cloud environments and Azure, as the firm continues to use its on-premises dominance to allow clients to move to the cloud at their own pace. Solid results and guidance hold our fair value estimate stable at $352 per share and we see shares as undervalued.

Microsoft is beginning to warn that the impact of shutdowns in China could have a negative effect on PC and Xbox sales.

This is still a tough environment for software stocks. You think the business world will stop leaning on Azure? Me neither....MSFT

Excluding the impact of exchange rates, Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT)'s third quarter revenue rose 21% to $49.4bn