Salesforce buys Rune for AI military logistics software
Salesforce announced it will acquire Rune Technologies, a startup that developed AI-powered logistics software and hardware for military operations. Rune raised approximately $30 million in funding before the deal, which expands Salesforce’s Missionforce defense division, launched in October 2025.
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- Salesforce acquires Rune Technologies, a $30M-funded AI logistics startup for military use
- Deal expands Salesforce’s Missionforce defense business, launched in October 2025
- No financial terms disclosed, but integration with existing enterprise AI tools expected
The acquisition targets AI-driven solutions for logistics and sustainment in defense, though no financial terms were disclosed. Rune’s technology likely integrates with Salesforce’s broader enterprise AI tools, though specifics on how the software will be integrated remain unclear. The deal reflects Salesforce’s push into defense contracting amid growing demand for AI in military logistics.
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