SNOW 2026 Investor Day

Please welcome Head of Investor Relations at Snowflake, Katherine Mc Cracken.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to Summit and welcome to Investor Day. Thank you for joining us here, whether you're joining in person or virtually. We appreciate you making the effort.

So I'm going to kick things off with a quick overview of our agenda today. We will have presentations from Treder from Christian and from Brian, Sridhar will give an overview of really his vision for Snowflake and what that means for both our core data platform opportunity as well as our AI opportunity. Christian will then take the stage and go over a lot of the product announcements you heard from us this morning and really detail how those are fulfilling the vision that TRD will lay out.

And finally, Brian will come up here and share our financial outlook and the implications of that vision. We will wrap with a Q&A, so we'll take questions from the audience. Sridar, Brian and Christian will all be on hand to answer your questions. As a reminder, we will be making certain forward-looking statements today.

So this is a statement on our non-GAAP financial measures as well as our safe harbor. Both are available on our Investor Relations website. And with that, I would like to pass it over to Sridhar.

Thank you -- thank you, Katherine. I -- it's great to see all of you. And Summit continues to be an event who's scale I have trouble absorbing One of my end who came last year, Sara, thank me for inviting her to a concert. It's kind of funny to be in the world of data and be able to have that kind of excitement and impact.

I'll start with a big picture view of both the disruption and opportunity that AI provides for many companies. It's not like definitely in that list or most of us work is an endless sea of tabs. And we are responsible for figuring out how to organize over time, how to organize the information that we consume and then to figure out what to do with it. I joke to people that commence if they're on Chrome is life changing.

But it's really -- that's really hard. And what we are beginning to see is AI changing the very nature of information work. And what this means is that the data on new AI agents have access to. We'll get into what an agent is and so on is critical.

Integrations with the different pieces of software that all of you use that I use that is also critical. And