IBM Completes HashiCorp Acquisition, Expands Hybrid Cloud Capabilities

IBM, a supplier of AI and hybrid cloud services and consultancy, has completed its acquisition of HashiCorp for $6.4 billion, strengthening its hybrid cloud and automation capabilities. HashiCorp’s products, including Terraform and Vault, provide automation and security solutions for hybrid and multi-cloud environments. With enterprises increasingly relying on cloud infrastructure, IBM aims to integrate HashiCorp’s

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technology to support clients in managing and securing their IT environments more efficiently. The acquisition aligns with IBM’s broader strategy to enhance AI-driven IT automation, optimize cloud costs, and expand its portfolio of automation software. HashiCorp’s offerings will now be part of IBM’s automation software portfolio, complementing existing solutions like Red Hat OpenShift and Ansible.

Rob Thomas, IBM’s Senior Vice President, stated that the company will continue investing in HashiCorp’s capabilities to support enterprises in deploying scalable cloud applications. HashiCorp’s CEO, Dave McJannet, emphasized that the partnership with IBM will expand its reach and enhance its ability to help organizations automate and secure their cloud environments. With this acquisition, IBM aims to provide a more integrated and efficient approach to cloud infrastructure, supporting businesses in adapting to the growing demands of hybrid cloud and AI-driven applications.

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