CrowdStrike hails subscription growth in Q1 results

Kelsey Rees
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The US security vendor saw both top and bottom lines surge

CrowdStrike achieved top and bottom line growth in its first quarter fiscal year 2022, ending April 30, 2021, owing to a rise in subscription customers. Revenues shot up 70 per cent to $302m fro...

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