Snowflake, the $12.4 billion cloud data warehousing

Snowflake, the $12.4 billion cloud data warehousing startup, files to go public in one of the year's most anticipated tech IPOs

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Published 24 Aug 2020

· *Snowflake has filed papers to go public, setting the stage for one of the most anticipated IPOs in tech.*
· *Snowflake, a dominant player in cloud data warehousing which is valued at $12.4 billion, plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "SNOW."*
· *The company reported that its revenue jumped...

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Snowflake, the $12.4 billion cloud data warehousing startup, files to go public in one of the year's most anticipated tech IPOs

Snowflake, the $12.4 billion cloud data warehousing startup, files to go public in one of the year's most anticipated tech IPOs

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