Salesforce

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Salesforce is an enterprise software company that has been positioning itself as a central platform for AI integration across business operations. Recent activities include launching an upgraded Slackbot AI agent for workplace automation, integrating OpenAI's language models into its platform, investing through Salesforce Ventures in AI companies like Sakana AI, and serving as an integration point for third-party AI tools like Amazon Quick and SS&C Blue Prism's WorkHQ that automate business processes and CRM functions.

Updated 3 August 2026

Signals

5 stories (+150%)

Media momentum

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10 sources

Source diversity

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1 event

Release activity

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1 event

Funding signals

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May 2022 → Aug 2026

Coverage span

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Market context

CRM · NYSE · last close $184.02 (31 Jul 2026)

Price history builds up daily from 31 Jul 2026 — a chart appears once a few closes are in.

Price moves around recent events

18 Jul Sakana AI closes Series B funding round at $2.7 billion valuation with participation from Salesforce Ventures and Citigroup Funding

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17 Jul AWS announces Amazon Quick, an AI agent platform for enterprise automation Product launch

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29 Jun AI Code Generation's Impact on Software Engineering Skills and Industry Dynamics Other

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