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07-09

 $ServiceNow(NOW)$  

$NOW: AI Momentum Builds Ahead of a High-Stakes Q2 Earnings Report

ServiceNow ($NOW) will report Q2 earnings after the market closes on July 22, 2026, marking the first full quarter since launching its company-wide AI licensing strategy. Investors are watching closely to see whether AI adoption translates into stronger financial results.

Wall Street sentiment has turned more positive in recent weeks. Guggenheim upgraded the stock to Buy with a $125 price target, citing an attractive valuation, while Evercore ISI maintained one of the Street’s highest targets at $150.

Management also highlighted that its Data and Analytics business is on pace to surpass $1 billion in annual recurring revenue (ARR) over the coming quarters, reinforcing the view that AI is expanding, not replacing, its core software business.

Key reasons analysts remain bullish:

* Mission-critical platform: ServiceNow powers workflows across IT, HR, customer service, and security, with an impressive 97% customer retention rate, making it deeply embedded in enterprise operations.

* Industry-leading growth: The company delivered 22% subscription revenue growth in Q1, significantly outpacing many large enterprise software peers.

* AI driving higher value: Demand for Now Assist continues to accelerate, prompting management to raise its net new AI ACV target from $1 billion to $1.5 billion, highlighting AI as a major revenue driver rather than a competitive threat.

With strong recurring revenue, expanding AI adoption, and growing analyst confidence, Q2 earnings could be an important catalyst for $NOW.

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