SentinelOne delivered a strong finish to FY25 with notable top-line momentum and a strategic pivot toward a comprehensive AI-native cybersecurity platform. For the quarter, revenue reached $226 million, up 29% year over year, with full-year revenue of $821 million (+32% YoY). ARR finished the year at $920 million, and net new ARR in Q4 totaled $60 million, lifting ARR growth to 27% for the year. Management emphasized accelerating platform adoption (data, cloud, AI) and expanding non-endpoint bookings, now representing over 50% of FY25 bookings and 40% of enterprise customers using three or more platform solutions. In non-GAAP terms, SentinelOne achieved positive operating income and positive net income margin (2%) and positive free cash flow margin (1%) for the full year, underscoring a material margin expansion driven by scale and disciplined investments. The company projects FY26 revenue of $1.07–$1.12 billion and approximately $200 million in net new ARR (about mid- to high-single-digit growth ex-deception churn). Operating margins are guided to 3–4% with gross margins in the 78.5–79.5% range, and the company aims to generate meaningful free cash flow improvements as it continues to invest in AI-native data and cloud capabilities. The outlook reflects both strong workflow and GTM execution, and risks include macro volatility, the impact of ending older deception offerings, and integration/timing of Lenovo-related contributions. Investment thesis remains favorable for investors who expect accelerating AI-driven platform adoption, meaningful non-endpoint growth, and a path to profitability at scale, supported by a robust balance sheet and a diversified customer base.