Snowflake CEO Shares M&A, Partnership Approach
Snowflake CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy discusses the company's latest acquisition of Crunchy Data and its partnership with the LA Olympics. Ramaswamy joins Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde ahead of the Snowflake Summit. (Source: Bloomberg)
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