Snowflake

When companies need to store huge volumes of data and let many teams query it at once, Snowflake is one of the platforms they turn to. Its insight was to build a data warehouse that runs across Amazon, Microsoft and Google clouds and separates storage from computing power, so customers can scale each independently and pay only for what they actually use. That consumption pricing, rather than per-seat licensing, ties Snowflake's revenue directly to how much its customers query their data, and it reports a closely watched net-revenue-retention figure showing existing clients spending more each year. Founded in 2012 and now run from Bozeman, Montana, the company went public in 2020 in the largest software IPO on record. Its next chapter hinges on adding AI tools that keep customers processing ever more data on its platform.

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