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National Geographic photographer Stephen Alvarez captured all Seven Natural Wonders of the World using Microsoft smartphones. Source: Microsoft

Office has been downloaded 340 million times on iPhones, iPads and Android devices. Source: Microsoft

80 Eighty percent of the Fortune 500 is on the Microsoft Cloud. Source: Microsoft

More than 400 million devices are running Windows 10 in 192 countries across the world. (That’s nearly every country on the planet.) 400 Source: Microsoft

Skype Translator can translate your voice conversations in real time in 9 languages: Arabic, English, French, German, Italian, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. It can also translate your instant messages in more than 50 languages, from Arabic to Yucatec Maya. Source: Microsoft

Microsoft Surface Hub collaboration devices are integrated with optically bonded displays capable of detecting 100 points of multitouch and up to three simultaneous pen inputs. Source: Microsoft

Microsoft employees in Redmond, Washington eat about 984,000 orders of French fries each year in campus cafeterias. Source: Microsoft

More than 1.2 billion people use Microsoft Office in 140 countries and 107 languages around the world. 1.2 Source: Microsoft

Forty percent of Azure revenue comes from startups and independent software vendors. 40 Source: Microsoft

Microsoft donates an average of $2 Microsoft donates an average of $2.6 million in software each day to more than 86,000 nonprofits around the world. 2.6 Source: Microsoft

Microsoft’s modular data centers consume 50 percent less energy than traditional data centers. Source: Microsoft

Microsoft’s employee giving efforts have donated more than $1 billion to more than 31,000 charities. Source: Microsoft

Five Microsoft researchers have won the A. M Five Microsoft researchers have won the A.M. Turing Award: Leslie Lamport, Chuck Thacker, Jim Gray, Butler Lampson and Tony Hoare. Often called computer science’s “Nobel Prize,” the Turing Award is given for major contributions of lasting importance to computing. Source: Microsoft

There are 669,000 apps for phones, desktops and tablets in the Windows Store. Hundreds more are added every day. Source: Microsoft

246 million people with sight loss face daily challenges getting around. Microsoft is developing technology to help change that. 246 Source: Microsoft

Nearly 1 in 3 Azure virtual machines are Linux. 1/3 Source: Microsoft

Microsoft has helped rescue and clean more than 10 million malware-infected computers while working with partners to disrupt malware tied to criminal organizations committing consumer, financial and advertising fraud. Source: Microsoft

Self-confessed 'Windows Phone addict' Rudy Huyn's apps have been downloaded more than 16 million times, making him one of the platform's most prolific developers. 16 Source: Microsoft

Bing for Schools brings ad-free search to classrooms across the country. Source: Microsoft

Microsoft’s YouthSpark program has helped more than 227 million young people in more than 100 countries around the world. 307.5 Source: Microsoft

The most used Office app, Outlook has more than 400 million active users. Source: Microsoft

Skype users make up to 3 billion minutes of calls each day. Source: Microsoft

Microsoft’s fiber optic network could stretch to the moon and back – three times over. Source: Microsoft

If you were to line up pixels from all the aerial imagery within Bing Maps, you could make four round trips to Venus with pixels to spare. Source: Microsoft

The Microsoft Art Collection includes about 4,728 pieces, including a chandelier by Dale Chihuly and a piece of the Berlin Wall. It’s one of the largest corporate art collections in the world. Source: Microsoft

With more than $12 billion in commercial cloud annualized revenue run rate, we are on track to achieve our goal of $20 billion in fiscal year 2018. 20 Source: Microsoft

More than 1.65 million students from more than 190 countries have participated in Imagine Cup, the world’s premier student technology competition. Source: Microsoft

Sixty-three percent of American households are home to at least one person who plays video games regularly (3+ hours a week). The average age of a game player is 35 years old. Women aged 18+ represent about 31 percent of the game-playing population. Boys 18 or younger make up about 17 percent. Source: Entertainment Software Association