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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, the leading enterprise software provider, has seen its stock price underperform the broader market in recent quarters. In a bold move, co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes believes that leveraging AI can help drive a turnaround for the company. This signals Atlassian's commitment to innovation and its willingness to embrace transformative technologies to regain its competitive edge.

Updated Dec 10, 2025

	A	B	C
1	Atlassian Stock Price vs. S&P 500 Index
2	Item	Value	Type
3	Atlassian	-15.2%	Highlighted
4	S&P 500	5.8%	Data
5	Source	Senna Research
6
7	Atlassian Revenue Growth vs. Industry Average
8	Item	Value	Type
9	Atlassian	24.8%	Data
10	Industry Average	18.3%	Data
11	Source	Senna Research
12
13	Atlassian's AI Investment Allocation
14	Item	Value	Type
15	Product Development	55%	Share
16	Infrastructure Optimization	25%	Share
17	Customer Experience	20%	Share
18	Source	Senna Research
19
20	Article Info
21	Original Source	Australian Financial Review	External
22	Published	Dec 10, 2025	Date
23	Reading Time	1 min	Estimate

Atlassian Stock Price vs. S&P 500 Index

Item

Value

Type

Atlassian

-15.2%

Highlighted

S&P 500

5.8%

Data

Source

Senna Research

Atlassian Revenue Growth vs. Industry Average

Item

Value

Type

Atlassian

24.8%

Data

Industry Average

18.3%

Data

Source

Senna Research

Atlassian's AI Investment Allocation

Item

Value

Type

Product Development

55%

Infrastructure Optimization

25%

Customer Experience

20%

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