Snowflake CEO Weighs In on Sales Outlook, Signing $6 Billion Deal With Amazon

Bloomberg Technology•Thursday, May 28, 2026 at 2:21:51 PM

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Snowflake CEO Weighs In on Sales Outlook, Signing $6 Billion Deal With Amazon

What Happened
Snowflake Inc. announced a stronger-than-expected annual outlook, leading to a surge in its shares, alongside a significant multiyear agreement worth $6 billion with Amazon to utilize its cloud services and chips. CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy discussed these developments in an interview with Bloomberg's Matt Miller and Caroline Hyde.
Why It Matters
This partnership with Amazon not only enhances Snowflake's technological capabilities but also positions the company for substantial growth in the competitive cloud computing market, reflecting confidence in its future performance.

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