At Dreamforce 2026 in San Francisco on September 15, Salesforce and Google Cloud announced an expanded partnership moving Hyperforce, the architecture underpinning Salesforce’s entire CRM platform, onto Google Cloud infrastructure, with agents from both companies able to read and act on the same enterprise data without custom integration work. Hyperforce launched on Amazon Web Services and has stayed there as its primary home for six years; bringing Google Cloud in as a first-class host signals that even the biggest SaaS vendors no longer want to bet their infrastructure on a single provider. Hyperforce on Google Cloud is already serving live production traffic for early customers, with a broader wave of select US customers migrating in the fourth quarter of 2026 and full North America general availability targeted for November 2026. Germany is named as the next region in 2027. The pairing ties Salesforce’s Agentforce platform directly into Google’s Gemini Enterprise, putting pressure on both AWS and Microsoft Azure as enterprise AI agent spending accelerates.