Reuters announced on August 26, 2026 that its news content is now available on Snowflake Marketplace. The move lets companies add Reuters journalism directly into their own AI tools and systems.
Snowflake Marketplace is a platform where businesses can find and use data, apps, and AI products from outside companies. Reuters is now one of the providers offering content through this system.
What the Partnership Offers
Through this deal, businesses can access Reuters articles going back to 1987. The content is available in five languages.
Companies can use this material to build AI systems that follow news events as they develop. These tools can also study companies and industries over long periods of time.
The stated goal is to help AI systems give people answers based on real, checked reporting. Reuters says this can lead to more accurate results for both people and AI tools.
Erika Young, a strategic business development director at Reuters, spoke about the announcement. She said the partnership supports responsible AI development built on Reuters reporting.
She also said the deal allows Reuters to take part in the AI industry while keeping control over how its content is licensed. According to Young, this protects the company's intellectual property rights.
How Snowflake Marketplace Works
Snowflake Marketplace lets companies access outside data without first copying or moving it into their own systems. This is meant to lower costs and speed up the process of turning raw data into useful AI insights.
Businesses can buy data products directly on the platform. This makes it simpler to add new data sources to systems they already use.
Reuters said its editorial standards stay the same under this new licensing model. The company said it has processes in place to check content accuracy before it is shared through the marketplace.
Reuters also said proper licensing ensures it is paid when its content is used to train or support AI tools. This is described as a way to protect the company's work while still taking part in AI growth.
The announcement was shared through a Reuters press release. It did not include financial terms of the deal.
More details about licensing Reuters content for AI use are available on Snowflake's marketplace listing page. The listing outlines how enterprises can request access to the content.
As of this report, Reuters and Snowflake have not announced further details about future updates to the partnership.
