Datadog beats third-quarter estimates, but shares plunge on weak sales outlook

TechnologyInternationalInvestor's Business DailyNov 4, 2026, 7:25 AMAI summary

Datadog shares fell even though its third-quarter results easily beat estimates. The company issued fourth-quarter revenue guidance below expectations, signaling flat sequential growth.

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