Second-quarter revenue rose 106% to $96.2bn ($92.2bn expected). Growth was driven by the Data Centre platform rising 117% to $89.0bn, with Edge Computing up 27% to $7.2bn.
Underlying operating profit rose 124% to $64.0bn ($60.9bn expected).
Free cash flow rose 59% to $21.3bn, while net cash, including leases, stood at $61.0bn at the end of the period.
The group returned $26.0bn to shareholders in share buybacks and dividends, with $99.0bn remaining in the current share repurchase programme.
Third-quarter revenue guidance is around $108.0bn ($105.1bn expected), with gross margins expected to be around 74%.
The shares were up 4.7% in after-hours trading.
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