Salesforce Diversifies Cloud Infrastructure with Google Partnership
Salesforce is expanding its Hyperforce infrastructure to run natively on Google Cloud's servers. The partnership, announced at Dreamforce 2026, brings together two major players in the cloud and AI spaces. Hyperforce is Salesforce's core architecture for deploying its CRM platform across multiple public clouds.
The shift is significant because it allows Salesforce to tap into Google Cloud's infrastructure, rather than relying on Amazon Web Services (AWS) as its primary host. This move reflects a growing trend among SaaS vendors to diversify their cloud dependencies and reduce reliance on single providers.
Salesforce has confirmed that Hyperforce running on Google Cloud is already serving live production traffic for early customers, with broader general availability set for November 2026 in North America. The partnership also integrates Salesforce's Agentforce platform with Google's Gemini Enterprise, enabling AI agents to execute actions and retrieve information across both platforms without custom middleware.