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Moses cites 2022 revenues for BigQuery, Snowflake, and Databricks

Barr Moses · Unlocking Data Observability with Monte Carlo's Barr Moses · Apr 12, 2022 · at 4:42

Barr Moses, CEO of Monte Carlo, highlights the revenue scale of major data infrastructure platforms during a fireside chat with Matt Turck.

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“So you're seeing companies like BigQuery with 1.5 billion dollars in revenue, Snowflake with a billion dollars in revenue Databricks with eight hundred million in accelerating.”

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The claim, plainly

As of early 2022, BigQuery had $1.5 billion in revenue, Snowflake had $1 billion in revenue, and Databricks had $800 million in revenue and was accelerating.

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Assessment

The claim accurately states the financial benchmarks for Snowflake and Databricks as of early 2022, but BigQuery's specific revenue cannot be officially verified. In FY2022 (ended January 31, 2022), Snowflake reported $1.22 billion in total revenue in SEC filings, exceeding the $1 billion figure. In February 2022, Databricks reported over $800 million in ARR with an 80%+ growth rate. However, Alphabet does not break out revenue for individual products like BigQuery in SEC filings or official earnings announcements (reporting only Google Cloud as a unified segment at $19.2 billion in FY2021), meaning BigQuery's exact revenue remains unconfirmed by official sources.

Snowflake FY2022 Form 10-K reported $1.219 billion in revenue ($1.14 billion product revenue).
Databricks corporate statements and tech reporting in February 2022 confirmed over $800 million in ARR for FY2022.
Alphabet Form 10-K for FY2021 reports $19.2 billion for Google Cloud as a whole and does not break out separate revenue metrics for BigQuery.

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[1] sec.gov [2] edgar.tools [3] stockanalysis.com [4] snowflake.com [5] contrary.com [6] investingintheweb.com [7] w.media [8] moomoo.com

"BigQuery" "1.5 billion" OR "1.5B" revenue OR run rate 2021 OR 2022 "Snowflake" "1,219" revenue FY2022 10-K SEC filing Snowflake FY2022 revenue SEC filing 10-K Databricks annual revenue ARR 800 million 2021 2022 BigQuery run rate revenue 2022 1.5 billion Google BigQuery revenue 1.5 billion 2021 2022 "Databricks" ARR 800 million OR "800M" 2021 OR 2022 "BigQuery" revenue "SEC filing" OR "Alphabet" disclosure "1.5 billion" OR "1.5B"

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