What you need to know
- Microsoft Corporate VP Jeff Teper just announced MS Teams has 145 million daily users.
- That number reflects the total as of the end of fiscal year 2021's Q3.
Microsoft's Jeff Teper hopped onto Twitter to let everyone know that Microsoft is up to a whopping "145 million daily active users," following up the announcement with a heartfelt thank you to customers, partners, and his team (via ZDNet).
Teper's statement reflects the numbers as of the end of fiscal year 2021's Q3, as opposed to the numbers as of today, April 27.
#MicrosoftTeams now 145 million daily active users 🙏💜 - thank you to customers, partners, and team#MicrosoftTeams now 145 million daily active users 🙏💜 - thank you to customers, partners, and team— Jeff Teper (@jeffteper) April 27, 2021April 27, 2021
Such big figures likely come as a result of Microsoft's dedication to improving Teams with constant updates and support, thereby luring in more and more users.
Teams isn't the only sector Microsoft is experiencing huge growth in, either. As seen in the company's fiscal year 2021 Q3 earnings report, Microsoft is growing its userbases and revenue streams across the board. Its gaming division's revenue is up 50%, Surface revenue is up 12%, and most other sectors of the company are seeing similar gains.
If you're not on Teams yet, odds are Microsoft will unveil some new feature in the near future designed to tempt you or your organization. Because at 145 million active users and counting, the tech giant isn't going to ease off its snowballing momentum anytime soon. Be it through consumer products such as the Surface Laptop 4, services like Xbox Game Pass, or platforms including Teams, Microsoft is intent on getting everyone into one or more of its ecosystems.
Microsoft Teams offers tools for every kind of conference and communication need. 145 million users are on Teams daily, and that number is only going to climb—for good reason.
