What are the key risks highlighted in the release that could impact the stock's volatility?

Answer

The brief release you provided (a notice that Teradata’s Q2 2025 earnings conference call will begin at 1:30 p.m. PT on August 5, 2025) does not contain any explicit discussion of risk factors or forward‑looking statements that could directly affect the stock’s volatility.

Because the text you shared is limited to a scheduling announcement, there are no specific risk items mentioned such as:

• Revenue‑ or margin‑related uncertainties
  
• Guidance shortfalls or revisions
  
• Macro‑economic or industry‑wide headwinds (e.g., slowing IT‑spending, cloud‑competition)
  
• Regulatory or legal developments
  
• Currency or foreign‑exchange exposure
  

What this means for your question

• No explicit risks are highlighted in the excerpt you posted, so we cannot point to any particular factor from the release itself that would be expected to drive volatility.
• Typical earnings‑release risk considerations (which are often disclosed in the full earnings press release, the accompanying Form 10‑Q/10‑K, or the “Risk Factors” section of the company’s SEC filings) may still apply, but they are not enumerated in the snippet you provided.

How to obtain the relevant risk information

1. Read the full earnings press release – The complete Business Wire announcement usually follows the conference‑call notice with a narrative of Q2 results, management commentary, and a “Forward‑looking Statements” disclaimer that outlines material risks.
2. Review Teradata’s SEC filings – The most recent Form 10‑Q (quarterly report) or Form 8‑K (current report) filed around the same date will list detailed risk factors that could affect the company’s performance and, consequently, its share price volatility.
3. Listen to the conference call (or its transcript) – Management often discusses challenges, competitive pressures, or macro‑economic conditions that are not captured in the short news blurb.

Bottom line

Based solely on the information you supplied, no specific risk factors are identified that would influence Teradata’s stock volatility. To evaluate potential volatility drivers, you’ll need to consult the full earnings release, accompanying SEC filings, or the conference‑call transcript where the company typically outlines the risks it faces.