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ServiceNow, Inc.

ServiceNow, Inc.

Publicly traded enterprise software company

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ServiceNow launches AI Workflow Factory to turn workflow improvement into a continuous loop

New Capabilities

Launched AI Workflow Factory and Autonomous Engineer as part of its AI Control Tower portfolio

ServiceNow launched two AI tools on October 6 in Mumbai that make workflow improvement a continuous, governed loop. AI Workflow Factory maps business processes to AI services, while Autonomous Engineer builds and manages the resulting workflows with humans approving plans and validating finished work.

Updated Oct 7

Cohesity extends backup and disaster recovery to AI agents

New Capabilities

Partner delivering real-time recovery for AI agents

Cohesity now backs up AI agents the way it backs up databases and file servers. Its Agent Resilience capability protects agent memory, configuration, credentials, guardrails, and workflows, with point-in-time recovery to a known-good state after corruption, misconfiguration, or prompt injection.

Updated Sep 22

ServiceNow cuts hundreds of California jobs in AI-driven restructuring

Money Moves

Announcing workforce reductions

ServiceNow, the Santa Clara software company that automates business workflows, has filed notices to cut 404 jobs across its two California offices. The layoffs come in two waves: 117 employees end Aug. 17, and 287 end Sept. 28, according to state Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) filings.

Updated Aug 27

The race to build the security operating system

Money Moves

Acquiring Armis for $7.75B after $3.85B in prior 2025 security acquisitions

ServiceNow just agreed to pay $7.75 billion in cash for Armis, a cybersecurity startup that tracks vulnerabilities across hospital medical devices, factory equipment, and corporate networks. It's ServiceNow's largest acquisition ever—and its third billion-dollar security buy in 2025 alone. CEO Bill McDermott calls it building an "AI control tower" for cybersecurity, while Wall Street calls it a land grab.

Updated May 16

ServiceNow’s 5-for-1 stock split hits its record date, setting up a lower-priced ‘reset’ for trading

Money Moves

Stock split executed Dec 17-18; navigating investor skepticism over $7.75B Armis acquisition announced Dec 23

ServiceNow's 5-for-1 stock split executed on schedule: shares distributed after market close December 17, split-adjusted trading began December 18. The mechanical transition was clean—one $850 share became five $170 shares—but the 'fresh start' narrative got drowned out almost immediately by deal noise and analyst skepticism.

Updated May 15