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Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) has appointed Stella Low as its new Chief Communications Officer, effective October 6th, 2025. Low joins Snowflake's leadership team from HP, where she served as Chief Communications and Corporate Affairs Officer.

Low brings extensive experience from leading tech companies, having previously held key communications roles at Apple, Cisco, Dell Technologies, and EMC. At HP, she transformed product launches, enhanced crisis communications, and modernized employee communications for the hybrid workplace. Her appointment comes as Snowflake positions itself at the center of the AI revolution.

In her new role, Low will oversee Snowflake's communications strategy and advise leadership as the company continues its growth trajectory in the technology sector. She currently serves as the Leadership Development Chair for the Bay Area Division of the American Heart Association.

Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) has launched Snowflake for Startups, a comprehensive initiative unveiled at its new Silicon Valley AI Hub opening. This program, evolving from the Powered by Snowflake program, provides startups with enterprise-grade AI infrastructure, strategic VC partnerships, and resources to build AI applications on the AI Data Cloud.

The initiative includes managed AI capabilities, partnerships with major VC firms like Altimeter and Greylock Partners, and access to Snowflake's marketplace of over 12,000 potential customers. Snowflake Ventures is increasing its investment pace by over 30% this year, expanding its portfolio to over 65 companies. The company's Startup Accelerator has seen a 304% increase in program applications and has helped launch 28 live products.

Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) has announced the launch of the Open Semantic Interchange (OSI), a groundbreaking open-source initiative in collaboration with industry leaders including Salesforce, BlackRock, dbt Labs, and RelationalAI. The initiative aims to create a universal semantic data framework that standardizes fragmented data definitions across platforms.

The OSI initiative addresses three key goals: enhancing interoperability across tools and platforms, accelerating AI and BI application adoption, and streamlining operations by reducing complexity. This vendor-neutral specification ensures consistent business logic across AI and business intelligence applications, enabling organizations to scale their AI implementations with greater confidence and speed.

The collaboration represents a significant shift from closed, single-vendor approaches toward an open, interoperable future, with a growing coalition of 17 industry partners including Alation, Atlan, Blue Yonder, Mistral AI, and ThoughtSpot joining the initiative.

Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) has been awarded Morgan Stanley's 2025 Strategic Partner of the Year during the firm's 23rd Tech Week reception. This recognition comes after a seven-year strategic partnership that has evolved from basic data warehousing to advanced AI-driven workloads.

Morgan Stanley utilizes Snowflake's platform across three key areas: security and governance, multi-cloud capabilities, and data sharing. The partnership has led to significant developments, including immutable database snapshots for regulatory compliance, and multiple successful AI pilot initiatives.

Snowflake (NYSE:SNOW) has announced a strategic collaboration with Peraton to combat fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA) in federal agencies. The partnership integrates Peraton's Rapid Fraud Intelligence (Rapid FI) platform with Snowflake's AI Data Cloud to enhance fraud detection capabilities.

The solution combines advanced analytics, AI-driven anomaly detection, and secure data integration to identify suspicious activities in real-time. Built on Snowflake's cloud infrastructure, Rapid FI helps agencies unify siloed datasets and enhance fraud visibility to protect taxpayer dollars.

Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) has secured the top position on Fortune's Future 50™ 2025 list, marking its second #1 ranking in three years. The prestigious recognition evaluates companies for their sustainable growth potential and resilience in a volatile global economy.

The selection process analyzed over 2,800 public companies with market value exceeding $5 billion and 150+ private firms with $1+ billion in funding. The ranking considers 25 factors across Strategy, Technology, Talent, and Culture dimensions.

Currently serving over 6,100 customers using its AI capabilities weekly, Snowflake showcases successful implementations at Cambia Health Solutions and Thomson Reuters, demonstrating practical applications of its AI Data Cloud platform for healthcare optimization and business intelligence.

Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW), the AI Data Cloud company, has appointed Brian Robins as its new Chief Financial Officer, effective September 22, 2025. Robins will succeed Mike Scarpelli, who is retiring but will remain as an advisor after a transition period.

Robins brings extensive financial leadership experience, having served as CFO at several technology companies including GitLab, Sisense, Cylance, AlienVault, and Verisign. In his new role, he will oversee Snowflake's global finance organization, including planning, treasury, tax, reporting, and investor relations.

Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) has announced a strategic collaboration with Siemens to revolutionize manufacturing data management and AI capabilities. The partnership integrates Siemens Industrial Edge with Snowflake's AI Data Cloud, enabling manufacturers to seamlessly connect operational technology (OT) data from shop floors with information technology (IT) systems.

The collaboration features FFT, a manufacturing systems provider, which demonstrates the solution's implementation through its DataBridge app. This integration allows manufacturers to overcome data silos, enhance transparency, and improve analytics efficiency. The partnership leverages Siemens' expertise in OT/IT convergence and Snowflake's capabilities in managing large-scale data, enabling AI-driven insights for improved machine performance and production optimization.

Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) has announced the launch of its AI Data Cloud on AWS Africa (Cape Town) Region, marking a significant expansion in South Africa. This deployment enables local organizations to comply with data residency regulations while leveraging AI-powered data insights.

The expansion aligns with South Africa's Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) and National Policy on Data and Cloud requirements. Early adopters like Carry1st have reported significant benefits, including 45% reduction in infrastructure costs and 300% improvement in data refresh rates.

As part of its investment in the region, Snowflake is partnering with system integrators to support the One Million Minds initiative, focusing on AI skills development. The company will host a launch event on September 3 at The Old Biscuit Mill, Cape Town.