UiPath and Snowflake have expanded their partnership with a two-way integration now available on Snowflake Marketplace. The integration allows customers to bring Snowflake data into UiPath automations and trigger those automations directly from Snowflake without copying data between systems. The partnership includes three key components: UiPath Data Fabric, which reads and models data directly from Snowflake without duplication; UiPath Cartographer, offering native Snowflake Cortex connectivity; and Snowflake CoCo integration with UiPath's agentic skills library for executing automation directly from CoCo. The zero-copy integration maintains data governance, including access controls, policies, and auditability, whilst enabling real-time enterprise context flow into the UiPath Platform. This allows organisations to build AI agents and workflows grounded in governed, live data whilst maintaining security boundaries. UiPath is now available on Snowflake Marketplace, simplifying deployment for joint customers.

MongoDB shares plunged 18.46% to $334.68 after chief executive Chirantan Desai departed to lead Meta's new Enterprise Platform unit. Snowflake fell 2.33% to $328.12 the same day. MongoDB generated $2.78 billion in trailing revenue, up 30.5% year-over-year, with operating margin turning positive at 3.68%. The company reported $561 million in free cash flow and holds $2.41 billion in cash against $55 million in debt. Remaining performance obligations grew 91%. Snowflake posted $5.43 billion in trailing revenue, growing 35.1% in its most recent quarter. Despite a negative 17% operating margin and $1.09 billion net loss, the company generated $1.74 billion in free cash flow. MongoDB's market value dropped to $26.9 billion, whilst Snowflake carries modest net debt.

Snowflake stock surged 115% in the six months to September 28, 2026, driven by accelerating revenue growth aided by its AI products. Early signs of the rally appeared in November 2024, when management reported remaining performance obligations growing at 55% year-over-year, signalling future revenue acceleration. Revenue growth initially remained modest, ranging between 26% and 30% through fiscal Q4 2026. However, by the time the stock began its run on March 27, 2026, revenue growth was already trending upward in filed results. The company's operating loss also narrowed significantly, from 43% of revenue in fiscal Q1 2026 to 25% by fiscal Q4 2026. This improvement continued as the operating loss shrunk to 23% of revenue over the last twelve months. Snowflake now trades at 21.1 times annual sales, compared to 3.1 times for the S&P 500.