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Tech & Innovation·October 30, 2026·1 min read

Twilio reports Q3 revenue up 20% YoY to $1.56B, vs. $1.52B est., net income up 333% to $161M, and expects slower Q4 revenue growth; TWLO drops 15%+ after hours

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A 20% top-line and 333% profit jump still earned Twilio a 15%+ after-hours drawdown—public markets are now pricing SaaS more on forward AI-era growth narratives than on current efficiency. If your category looks "mature," expect pressure to show AI-driven expansion, not just margin discipline.