HashiCorp introduces experimental MCP servers for Terraform, Vault, and Vault Radar, enabling seamless AI integration into infrastructure, security, and risk workflows. These open-standard servers ...

The Internet is fighting over whether robots.txt applies to AI agents. It all started when Cloudflare published a blog post, ...

“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 ...

“The HashiCorp team delivered strong performance during the third quarter of fiscal 2025, with revenue growth of 19% year-over-year, and 8% growth in $100,000 customers year-over-year” said ...

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’s finances reveal the company’s growth. However, the HashiCorp IPO filing revealed consistent losses. Let’s take a look… HashiCorp Finances Reveal Growing Revenue and Consistent Losses ...

IBM IBM -2.50% would pay $35 a share for HashiCorp in cash, giving the company access to HashiCorp’s roster of some 4,400 clients, IBM said.

HashiCorp sees a full-year loss in the range of 24 cents to 27 cents per share. HCP Price Action: HashiCorp shares were down 28.7% after hours at $24.98 at the time of writing, according to ...

On the positive side, HashiCorp did go public at $80 back in December 2021, raising money at a price more than 100% higher than today's stock price, just before the tech market crashed.

You can argue that HashiCorp deserves its 44x revenue run rate multiple, if you'd like. It wouldn't be impossible to make an argument that it's a bit rich, but this is 2021 and no one is doing that.

HashiCorp touches on a bunch of competitive products, but its cohesive set of tools and strong outreach to the developer community has set itself apart from the competition in recent years.

Infrastructure automation company HashiCorp wants to become the next VMware and is gearing up to expand its enterprise sales machine with new hire Brandon Sweeney as Chief Revenue Officer.