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Sign InServiceNow (NOW) has announced its largest acquisition to date, agreeing to purchase cybersecurity firm Armis for $7.75 billion in an all-cash transaction. The strategic move aims to integrate Armis's advanced security capabilities into ServiceNow's existing AI platform to streamline enterprise workflow automation. By merging these technologies, the company seeks to establish a comprehensive control layer for enterprise security, supporting its long-term revenue growth targets of $15.5 billion. However, the deal comes at a time when ServiceNow's stock has faced performance headwinds, leading some analysts to question the timing and scale of the capital allocation. While the integration of AI and security is viewed as a logical evolution, the massive cash outlay presents potential integration risks. Consequently, market sentiment remains mixed as investors weigh the long-term strategic benefits against immediate financial pressures.