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Why Cannon-Brookes thinks AI can crack Atlassian’s losing streak

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December 10, 2025 1 min read Follow

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Why Cannon-Brookes thinks AI can crack Atlassia...

Atlassian's move to leverage AI technology could be a game-changer for the company, which has faced a losing streak in recent quarters. By harnessing the power of AI, Atlassian aims to drive new product innovation and improve operational efficiency, positioning the company for a potential turnaround. This signals a strategic shift for Atlassian as it navigates a competitive software landscape and seeks to regain investor confidence.

Updated Dec 10, 2025

	A	B	C
1	Atlassian's Quarterly Revenue Growth
2	Item	Value	Type
3	Atlassian	8.5%	Highlighted
4	Microsoft	11.2%	Data
5	Salesforce	14%	Data
6	ServiceNow	16.5%	Data
7	Source	Senna Research
8
9	Atlassian's R&D Investments
10	Item	Value	Type
11	2021	455.6 $ million	Data
12	2022	523.4 $ million	Data
13	2023 (est.)	575.1 $ million	Data
14	2024 (est.)	620.3 $ million	Data
15	Source	Senna Research
16
17	Atlassian's AI Initiatives
18	Item	Value	Type
19	Product Innovation	40%	Share
20	Operational Efficiency	30%	Share
21	Customer Experience	20%	Share
22	Data Analytics	10%	Share
23	Source	Senna Research
24
25	Article Info
26	Original Source	Australian Financial Review	External
27	Published	Dec 10, 2025	Date
28	Reading Time	1 min	Estimate

Atlassian's Quarterly Revenue Growth

Item

Value

Type

Atlassian

8.5%

Highlighted

Microsoft

11.2%

Data

Salesforce

14%

Data

ServiceNow

16.5%

Data

Source

Senna Research

Atlassian's R&D Investments

Item

Value

Type

2021

455.6 $ million

Data

2022

523.4 $ million

Data

2023 (est.)

575.1 $ million

Data

2024 (est.)

620.3 $ million

Data

Source

Senna Research

Atlassian's AI Initiatives

Item

Value

Type

Product Innovation

40%

Operational Efficiency

30%

Customer Experience

20%

Data Analytics

10%

Source

Senna Research

Article Info

Original Source

Australian Financial Review

External

Published

Dec 10, 2025

Date

Reading Time

1 min

Estimate

Why Cannon-Brookes thinks AI can crack Atlassian’s losing streak

Executive Summary