SNOW's AI tools are driving workload growth and platform usage, but scaling deployments and rising competition may decide its next phase.

Today, the Montana-based data-as-a-service and cloud storage company Snowflake announced Cortex, a fully managed service that brings the power of large language models (LLMs) into its data cloud.

Snowflake also announced a new managed Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server (now in public preview), enabling organizations to easily and securely harness their own proprietary data and third-party ...

A small orchestra provided the opening prelude for Tuesday’s keynote session at Snowflake Inc.’s annual conference in San Francisco. When the music stopped and the lights went up, the conductor was ...

Snowflake Inc SNOW is drawing continued bullish sentiment from analysts, who see strong growth potential driven by its core ...

Cortex Code CLI extends beyond Snowflake workflows to support popular data systems starting with dbt and Apache Airflow®, delivering AI assistance across environments, regardless of where that data ...

Snowflake expands its collaboration with Google Cloud by bringing Gemini 3 to Snowflake Cortex AI to help enterprises like BlackLine and Fivetran unlock faster insights, reduce data movement, and ...

Snowflake (NYSE:SNOW) introduced Snowflake Cortex AI for Financial Services that allows financial companies to unify their data ecosystem and securely deploy AI models, apps, and agents with that data ...

Benchmark initiated coverage of Snowflake (NYSE:SNOW) with a Buy rating and a $190 price target, framing the cloud data ...