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U.S. equities sold off sharply Thursday as investors feared AI datacenter growth would slow following midterm election results. The Nasdaq dropped over 1,340 points, shedding $2.5 trillion in market cap, while Nvidia lost $374 billion amid broad tech declines and regulatory concerns.
Software giant Atlassian reported its second straight quarterly profit, with subscription annual recurring revenue growing 23% to $6.8 billion. Free cash flow jumped 304% to $463 million, though CFO James Chuong cited macroeconomic uncertainty and geopolitical factors for a prudent approach to full-year guidance despite strong enterprise adoption.
Box unveiled Box Architect and Box Context Retrieval at its BoxWorks 2026 investor briefing. CEO Aaron Levie stated both new products will be included in the Enterprise Advanced plan to encourage customer upgrades. The system uses Nvidia's Nemotron models to improve search accuracy and reduce token usage, with a beta rollout planned for the fourth quarter.
JFrog forecasts full-year 2026 revenue between $680 million and $682 million, driven by cloud baseline growth rising to 52%-54%. Third-quarter revenue reached $179.2 million, beating guidance and bolstered by a $76 million multiyear SaaS contract. Cloud revenue surged 60% on AI artifacts and security demand.
BlackLine projected full-year 2026 revenue of $759.5 million to $761.5 million, citing challenges from extended sales cycles and decelerating Agentic AI adoption. Despite these headwinds, the company highlighted robust third-quarter profitability and cash flow generation alongside continued momentum in platform adoption.
BILL Holdings projects FY 2027 non-GAAP EPS between $3.99 and $4.15, targeting a 33% operating margin. CEO Rene Lacerte highlights strong Q1 performance with 14% core revenue growth and a 39% non-GAAP operating margin, signaling continued profitable expansion.
Seeking Alpha reports that Five9 anticipates at least 75% AI revenue growth in 2026 and plans a $325 million acquisition of Level AI. The summary notes Q3 2026 revenue exceeded guidance at $323 million, with subscription revenue growth accelerating to 16% year-on-year.
Dropbox reported increased revenue driven by a growth in its paying user base, which expanded to 18.2 million from 18.07 million the previous year. The cloud storage provider continues to see steady adoption among subscribers.
Figma updated its financial guidance, projecting Q4 revenue of $402M-$404M and raising full-year 2026 estimates to approximately $1.498 billion. CEO Dylan Field linked this growth to a broader strategic shift toward AI-driven visual development tools, describing design as the new code.
The Ride Platform launched Wheelbase 2.0, an AI-native fleet management software update featuring the new App Exchange. The system integrates third-party tools for bookkeeping, insurance, and telematics, alongside AI agents for natural language fleet control.