Snowflake posted 33% year-over-year revenue growth in Q1, its fastest pace in two years, driving a 36% share jump and over 50% gain in five days after reporting an across-the-board beat. The company also committed $6 billion to Amazon’s Graviton chips over five years, highlighting strong AI-driven demand.
Snowflake delivered a blowout first quarter, reporting 33% year-over-year revenue growth, the fastest pace in two years. The results beat across-the-board expectations, driving a 36% share price increase on earnings day and extending gains past 50% over five trading days.
The company committed $6 billion to purchase Amazon’s Graviton chips over the next five years, signaling robust demand for its cloud data platform. This multi-year contract underscores Snowflake’s strategy to secure foundational AI compute resources and manage infrastructure costs.
Snowflake’s consumption-based pricing model, which recognizes revenue only when customers use its services, validated its long-term AI strategy. The firm reported Cortex Code in use across more than 7,100 accounts and a doubling in Snowflake Intelligence adoption quarter-over-quarter.
