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Tech giant IBM has confirmed its intention to buy Terraform creator and cloud infrastructure tools vendor HashiCorp for $6.4 billion, a deal set to close by the end of 2024.
IBM announced on Wednesday (24 April) that it will buy HashiCorp in a deal valued at $6.4bn. The move will expand IBM's cloud-based software products as the demand for AI continues to grow.
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IBM will pay $35 per share for HashiCorp, a 42.6% premium to Monday's closing price. HashiCorp's shares had surged on Tuesday following media reports of the deal talks.