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Salesforce agrees to buy Rune Technologies
Edge-native technology provider building solutions for logistics and sustainment operations for the U.S. military and allied nations
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Company
Rune Technologies Inc.
Rune Technologies builds TyrOS, an AI-powered software and hardware ecosystem for military sustainment and logistics. ↗
| Founders | Peter Goldsborough, CTO ↗ |
|---|---|
| Leadership | David Tuttle, CEO ↗ |
| Department of War obligations | $2 million in prime contracts since fiscal 2022 ↗ |
| Ownership | Private; a16z seed ↗; $24M Series A, Human Capital ↗ |
| Website | runetech.co ↗ |
Products
- TyrOS is the operating system for military sustainment, running from a single device to a data center server. ↗
- TyrSense tags and sensors give TyrOS a real-time picture of the sustainment situation. ↗
- The Autonomy Development Kit (ADK) orchestrates autonomous resupply. ↗
- Saga is Rune's agentic logistician, giving real-time visibility into assets and supplies and forecasting consumption in natural language. ↗
Customers
- The U.S. Army awarded Rune a $2M direct-to-Phase II SBIR in March 2026 to deploy TyrOS with 1st Cavalry Division. ↗
- The U.S. Army awarded Rune a $99M contract in June 2026. ↗
- Rune signed agreements with the U.S. Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory in September 2025, and the Marine Corps selected it for Project Dynamis in May 2026. ↗
- The U.S. Air Force selected Rune in July 2026 to advance AI-enabled logistics for Agile Combat Employment. ↗
- Rune has deployed TyrOS in exercises with the Army and Marine Corps, including Balikatan 2026, Project Convergence Capstone 6 and Pegasus Charge 3. ↗
Deals since 2020
Our coverage
- M&ASalesforce agrees to buy defense logistics software company RuneSalesforce says Rune’s logistics software is already deployed with the Army and Marine Corps.
- Contracts · Command and controlAIR, formerly Govini, puts a $200 million value on its Army NGC2 contractThe Army valued the first year of its NGC2 application awards at about $93.6 million combined. AIR's release doesn't say whether its $200 million is a ceiling.
- Contracts · AutonomyArmy lab awards Havoc an SBIR Phase III for autonomous air and ground resupplyHavoc says the contract builds on its work in the Army's xTechOverwatch competition. Its announcement didn't give the contract's value, ceiling or length.
- ContractsArmy awards nine companies NGC2 app contracts worth about $93.6 million in year oneThe nine join Anduril, Palantir, Raft and Striveworks in the Army's Next Generation Command and Control software headed to I Corps. The Army's announcement gave only the collective value.