Snowflake Signs $6B AWS Deal Driven by AI Workloads and Graviton Chip Demand

Snowflake said it plans to acquire US-based startup Natoma to boost governance, security, and connectivity for AI agents operating across heterogeneous enterprise environments, amid growing efforts by organizations to move agentic AI workflows from pilots into production. The cloud data platform provider is betting that enterprises will increasingly require centralized governance, identity controls, and auditability as AI agents begin interacting more deeply with internal applications, APIs, and business workflows through the emerging Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard, an area in which Natoma claims to specialize. Natoma’s platform, which provides MCP-based tool access along with governance and observability capabilities, will be integrated into Snowflake to help enterprises securely connect Cortex Agents, Snowflake Intelligence, Cortex Code, and other AI platforms with enterprise systems spanning SaaS applications, cloud environments, VPCs, and on-premises infrastructure through M

Fal, the generative media platform valued at $4.5 billion following a $300 million Series D led by Sequoia Capital, has named Amazon Web Services as its preferred cloud provider in a deal designed to bring enterprise-grade reliability to AI-powered media creation at global scale. The San Francisco-based startup serves 2.5 million developers with unified API […]

Snowflake has signed a new, enormous five-year deal with Amazon to secure chips for AI usage. Nvidia is once again being put on notice.

The post Snowflake (SNOW) Earnings Preview: What Investors Need to Know Before Wednesday’s Report appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Quick Overview Q1 FY27 earnings arrive Wednesday, May 27, following the closing bell. Analyst consensus projects earnings per share of $0.32 (33.3% year-over-year jump) and revenues near $1.32 billion, reflecting approximately 27% growth. Shares have climbed 19.3% in the last month but remain down roughly 22% for 2025, trading at $172.02. The options market anticipates approximately 13.52% volatility in either direction post-results. Analyst community maintains a Strong Buy rating with a mean target of $224.32, suggesting around 30% potential appreciation. The cloud data warehouse provider approaches Wednesday’s financial disclosure trading at $172.02 — notably beneath Wall Street’s consensus valuation of $224.32. Snowflake Inc., SNOW The enterprise data management specialist will unveil its fiscal first quarter 2027 performance after trading concludes

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The post Zeta Global (ZETA) Stock Surges 4% Following Snowflake OSI Partnership Announcement appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Highlights ZETA shares climbed more than 4% to reach $17.60 on Friday, marking the highest trading level since May 7 following the Snowflake Open Semantic Exchange (OSI) partnership announcement First quarter 2026 revenue reached $396 million, representing a 50% increase year-over-year and extending the company’s streak to 19 consecutive quarters of beating and raising guidance The super-scaled customer base expanded 19% YoY to reach 189 clients, while average revenue per user (ARPU) climbed to $1.7 million Adjusted EBITDA increased 42% YoY to $66 million; operational cash flow jumped 43% to reach $50 million Analyst consensus price target stands at $28.33, suggesting approximately 64% potential upside from current trading levels Shares of Zeta Global (ZETA) advanced over 4% during Friday’s trading session, climbing to $17.60 — the stock’s strongest perf

Anthropic's AWS integration could reshape enterprise AI by enhancing accessibility, security, and autonomy, intensifying cloud competition. The post Anthropic expands Claude access through general availability launch on Amazon Web Services appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is reshaping its underlying network foundation, a move that could redefine how enterprises approach cloud technology, costs, and operational efficiency. As enterprises contemplate next-generation workloads, from generative AI to globally distributed applications, AWS’s end-to-end custom networking stack is a new calculus for cloud economics, agility, and security. Let’s take a deeper look at what AWS has announced, why it matters, and how smart enterprise technologists should plan to navigate the landscape of opportunities. Let’s begin with AWS’s new networking philosophy, which focuses on making network connectivity nearly invisible to users and administrators alike. For AWS, networking needs to be as reliable as flipping a switch—it simply works, and no one notices unless it fails. To meet this lofty goal, AWS spent the past decade moving away from traditional, proprietary network hardware and has built a unified, custom stack that spans everything from sili