Microsoft
Microsoft acquired calendar application startup Sunrise for $100 million.
Why it matters for sellers
M&A integration = tooling and consolidation needs
Signal details
- Reported
- August 10, 2026
- Source
- actu.orange.fr
From the coverage · actu.orange.fr
Microsoft had until now remained discreet about its intentions towards Sunrise. The Redmond firm, which acquired the application for 100 million dollars, plans to integrate it into its Outlook application. So, what future for the calendar manager? "With Outlook and its 30 million users, we have an opportunity to grow the product," said Pierre Valade, co-founder of Sunrise. "We will be able to implement all innovations."
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