ServiceNow, Inc. and the weird new mood in software
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- ServiceNow’s Q4 2025 results (reported January 28, 2026) showed 21% subscription revenue growth, but the stock still sold off amid a broader software-sector funk.
- Investors are pressuring software companies to prove AI changes the business model, not just the feature list.
- ServiceNow is bulking up in security with planned acquisitions of Veza (announced December 2, 2025) and Armis (announced December 23, 2025 for $7.75B, expected to close in H2 2026).
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