Snowflake raised its fiscal 2026 forecast for product revenue on Wednesday, betting on strong demand for its data analytics services as enterprises prioritize artificial intelligence spending.

Snowflake Inc. gave a strong outlook for quarterly sales after launching a slew of new products over the last year.

Snowflake posts strong earnings with 26% product revenue growth, but high valuation risks signal caution. Learn why chasing the spike may not be wise.

Snowflake Inc (NYSE: SNOW) shares rally after strong Q1 results and positive analyst takeaways during an exciting earnings season.

Despite a massive rally in recent weeks, the price-to-sales multiple on Snowflake shares suggests they could extend gains further in the months ahead.

Snowflake's (SNOW) first quarter financial results prompted the stock to jump more than 10% by noon trading on Thursday, creating a snowball effect as fellow enterprise software stocks followed suit.

FQ1 2025 results and guidance update have laid to rest concerns raised by the sudden CEO change last year. The results reveal a game-changing shift, affirming the outlook for sustained 20%+ top-line growth over the long term,

Snowflake’s $1 billion in revenue for Q1 boosted the data cloud company SNOW stock with sale increases expected in FY 2026.