Snowflake Inc

Snowflake faces investor worries and AI hype—can it turn its data‑warehousing platform into profitable AI services amid market uncertainty?

Snowflake’s new Energy Solutions for the AI Data Cloud aim to slash carbon use while investors weigh its high valuation amid earnings volatility.

Snowflake’s $1 billion Observe AI buy‑out boosts its AI Data Cloud, adding observability to cut AI ops costs and drive long‑term revenue growth.

Snowflake’s options market shows a cautious bearish view amid rising AI‑data‑warehouse competition, but long‑term upside may await investors who spot entry opportunities below recent lows.

Snowflake’s latest funding, bearish options, and “outperform” rating suggest a dip may be temporary—could be a buying opportunity for tech investors.

Snowflake’s new Ataccama investment boosts AI data trust, while its stock dips amid mixed FCF outlook—learn why analysts still target $280‑$300.

Snowflake’s Q3 2025 beat beats estimates with $1.21 bn revenue, yet shares fell on a cautious Q4 outlook, prompting analysts to keep buying despite softer growth expectations.

Snowflake’s analyst rally lifts the price target to $275, citing AI‑centric data warehousing and strong Q3 growth prospects.

Snowflake Inc. reported a profitable Q2 with an EPS of $0.38, exceeding analyst expectations and fueling a 27% year-to-date stock price increase, driven by its strategic focus on the growing AI market.

Snowflake Inc.’s stock has experienced significant volatility, with a recent 63% year-to-date gain, as the company continues to innovate and adapt in the rapidly changing cloud storage arena.