Opinion In some ways, IBM paying a cool $6.4 billion for HashiCorp makes perfect sense. HashiCorp's infrastructure-as-code ...

After weeks of rumors and speculations, the sale of HashiCorp is finally official. The buyer is IBM, and the deal reportedly costs $6.4 billion, or $35 ...

IBM is seeking to further actionize its product portfolio for business intelligence, powered by AI solutions. What's next ...

IBM Corp.’s acquisition of HashiCorp Inc. presents a pivotal moment for multicloud and hybrid cloud deployments.

HashiCorp recently accused the new community of misusing Terraform’s open source code when it created the OpenTofu fork. Now that the company is part of IBM, it will be interesting to see if ...

It is better for IBM if those who reject Ansible choose Terraform instead, rather than some other, non-IBM product. New accounts with well-established Terraform will have no need to switch away.

Three key differentiators of IBM’s AI and cloud offerings are cross-platform automation, integration with multiple clouds, ...

That said, he noted that IBM’s commitment to open source and its track record is very clear – with its leadership in Linux, with Red Hat.. Open source drama aside, until late 2023 Terraform ...

IBM’s acquisition of HashiCorp strengthens the company’s play in the hybrid cloud and DevOps market. HashiCorp’s well-regarded open source tools, particularly Terraform, bolster IBM’s ...

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