CrowdStrike reported strong second-quarter results, exceeding earnings estimates with adjusted earnings of 93 cents per share and revenue of 1.17 billion dollars, reflecting a 21% annual increase. Subscription revenue also grew 21% to 1.10 billion dollars, and the company ended the quarter with nearly 5 billion dollars in cash. Despite beating earnings, revenue guidance was softer, leading to a drop in shares after hours. CEO George Kurtz highlighted record revenue growth and customer expansion, amid plans for strategic acquisitions.