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ServiceNow: A Risky Bet on AI Agents

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ServiceNow: A Risky Bet on AI Agents This article first appeared on GuruFocus. It's no secret enterprises operate in complex systems. The average enterprise uses 360 different applications, which leads to siloed systems and disconnected data…
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  • Lower-than-anticipated monetization of AI Agents is in the realm of possibilities

    80% confidence

  • The average enterprise uses 360 different applications

    80% confidence

  • Inference could account for 80-90% of the total electricity consumption of AI within the next decade

    80% confidence

  • ServiceNow's gross margin and operating cash yield have been higher than the industry average for the past five years

    80% confidence

  • As our business grows, we expect our revenue growth rate to decline over the long term

    80% confidence

  • A single ChatGPT query consumes an estimated 2.9 watt-hours of electricity, nearly 10 times the 0.3 watt-hours of a standard Google search

    80% confidence

  • Lower-than-anticipated monetization of AI Agents is in the realm of possibilities

    80% confidence

  • ServiceNow scored in the 98th percentile for financial performance among all Russell 3000 companies

    80% confidence
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