ServiceNow (New York Stock Exchange: Current) has suffered a significant setback, but accelerating AI integration, expansion of corporate contracts, and a $13 billion backlog could set the stage for a strong recovery. If growth remains above 20% and execution remains strong, the path to a significant upside in 2026 becomes much more realistic than many expected.
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