Salesforce moves key workloads to Google Cloud AI stack
Salesforce announced it's shifting some U.S. customers to run its core services directly on Google Cloud starting late 2026. The two companies say their new arrangement will let AI agents from Salesforce or Google operate on the same data and systems, no custom coding needed. Salesforce claims the migration keeps existing security and reliability standards intact while making newer Google AI tools easier for customers to use.
- Salesforce workloads move to Google Cloud in late 2026
- Only select U.S. customers migrate at first
- Google and Salesforce AI can now use shared business data
- No custom integration needed for cross-platform AI agents
- Salesforce says security standards stay unchanged
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