Salesforce acquires Informatica for $8 billion

Salesforce, AI and information infrastructure, noting a large movement in the push of the increment, the cloud data management company information information information information in a capital transaction.

The announcement on Tuesday, for about a year, the rumors sent shares of both companies sliding. Then information rejected It was sold, but a lot can change in a year.

Under the terms of the transaction, Salesforce will pay $ 25 for a share for a stock for the class of informative, and the 1st grade, the company is regulated to invest in advance.

Informatics are built in 1993 and works with more than 5,000 customers in more than 100 countries. This The company had $ 7.1 billion the market cap during the publication.

This purchase will help seller agent AI ambitions, the company’s press release, more information infrastructure and management to operate more “safe, responsibly and in a scale of modern enterprise”, “he said.

“Together, Supercharge AgentForforce, 360, MULESOFT and customer 360, autonomous agents will provide confidence, context and confidence,” Salesforce CEO Mark Benioff, will do the press release. “This is a transformation step in conveying an enterprise-grade AI, a safe, responsible and deep integration with the world’s information.”

This deal was launched in April 2024, when the information was reported to inform information information information. The market reaction was rapidly – the shares of both companies have integrated into difficult integration or strategic inconsistencies. The information that provides information later gave a public statement that rejects any sales discussion. But once it looks hard is now a picture.

Informatics, Salesforce is not the first data management company in the last year. Salesforce in September He raised cash for $ 1.9 billion.

“Information security has never been critical and will increase our efforts and products to offer our customers to offer strong data protection and management solutions,” Salesforce General Director Steve Fisher, then made a press release.

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