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HashiCorp

IBM-owned infrastructure software company known for Terraform, Vault, Consul, Nomad, Packer, Boundary and related lifecycle-management products.

Identity: HashiCorp, Private company, Company
People and links: Unavailable: IBM, Unavailable: IBM to, No public contact coverage is recorded for this entry., HashiCorp and the Accepted Infrastructure Change, IBM nears completion of strategic acquisition of HashiCorp

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HashiCorp

IBM-owned infrastructure software company known for Terraform, Vault, Consul, Nomad, Packer, Boundary and related lifecycle-management products.

Company

What to know first

IdentityHashiCorp, Private company, CompanyHigh confidence
People and linksUnavailable: IBM, Unavailable: IBM to, No public contact coverage is recorded for this entry., HashiCorp and the Accepted Infrastructure Change, IBM nears completion of strategic acquisition of HashiCorpMedium confidence

Basic information

Display nameHashiCorpHigh confidence
Legal typePrivate companyHigh confidence
Directory categoryCompanyHigh confidence
AliasesHashiCorp Inc., HCPMedium confidence
Last updatedMay 29, 2026High confidence

Locations

Geography scopeUnited States / United States / GlobalHigh confidence

Other infrastructure servicesUnited States / United States / GlobalMedium confidence

Other network resources

Service platformHashiCorp United States Other infrastructure services · United States / United States / GlobalHigh confidence

Registry and related records

UnavailableIBM · IBM is connected to this record. · HashiCorp's closing Form 8-K states that HashiCorp survived the merger as a wholly owned IBM subsidiary on 27 February 2025.High confidence
UnavailableIBM · IBM is connected to this record. · IBM announced completion of the acquisition and HashiCorp publicly described itself as having officially joined IBM.High confidence
UnavailableIBM to · IBM to is connected to this record. · Relationship inferred from article headline: IBM to acquire HashiCorp for $6.4 billion to expand cloud computingMedium confidence
Coverage contextHashiCorp and the Accepted Infrastructure Change, HashiCorp is no longer tested by whether Terraform can produce a clean demonstration plan. The harder enterprise test is whether an ordinary infrastructure change can be proposed, reviewed, policy-checked, applied, reconciled with state, supplied with the right secrets and recovered from drift without leaving the team unsure who still has authority.Medium confidence
Coverage contextIBM nears completion of strategic acquisition of HashiCorp, IBM's HashiCorp acquisition moved from a pending strategic transaction to effective control in February 2025. The critical shift was not only the $6.4 billion price tag; it was IBM taking ownership of Terraform, Vault and the wider infrastructure automation portfolio at the moment enterprises were trying to standardize hybrid-cloud and AI infrastructure operations. The main question after closing is whether IBM can integrate HashiCorp with Red Hat and IBM automation software without weakening the developer trust and cloud-neutral posture that made HashiCorp valuable.Medium confidence

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Primary articleHashiCorp and the Accepted Infrastructure ChangeHigh confidence

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