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The Infrastructure as Code market is at a crossroads, with market leader HashiCorp soon to be being acquired by IBM. Some new startups believe this presents an opportunity, as Hashicorp’s exit from ...

"HashiCorp remains focused on its role as a partner to the Global 2000 as they transition to the cloud, and, despite the difficult macroeconomic environment, we saw meaningful progress with new ...

While you’ve likely heard of Terraform, you might not be as familiar with the company charged with its stewardship. HashiCorp is one of those fascinating technology providers that’s managed to stay ...

Shares of cloud infrastructure automation platform HashiCorp jumped 12.8% in the morning session after the company reported fourth-quarter results, which beat Wall Street's revenue and EPS estimates, ...

When IBM announced its intention to acquire HashiCorp for $6.4 billion on Wednesday at market close, it was easy to conclude that the two companies should fit well together, but a deal comes down to ...

HashiCorp software helps organizations manage cloud infrastructure and security credentials. The company's revenue jumped almost 23% in the most recent fiscal year, compared with 2% for IBM. In this ...

Quick ReadServiceNow has shed 36% year-to-date; IBM rose under 1% on partnership news, as neither company linked the deal to ...

HashiCorp filed go public this week, becoming the latest addition to our growing roster of expected fourth-quarter IPOs. The cloud infrastructure unicorn presents an interesting mix of open source and ...

Shares of cloud automation software company HashiCorp (NASDAQ: HCP) were rallying hard on Tuesday, up 21.7% as of 3:56 p.m. ET. The company had been rumored to be seeking a buyer since March, and it ...

HashiCorp CEO Dave McJannet called it a "solid" quarter in spite of continued macroeconomic headwinds. Indeed, HashiCorp saw healthy 19.4% year-over-year growth in its number of customers, to 4,354.

HashiCorp, a developer of software for managing cloud infrastructure, said on Monday that it plans to sell shares in its IPO for $68 to $72 each. The "remote-first" company is poised to cash in on a ...