The unicorn that got away: HashiCorp’s journey from Seattle to SF to billion-dollar cloud company

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HashiCorp co-founders Mitchell Hashimoto, left, and Armon Dadgar in Seattle, the “spiritual birthplace” of the company, for the annual HashiConf conference. (GeekWire Photo / Todd Bishop)

First things first: the “Hashi” in HashiCorp is pronounced haw-shee. Not hash-ee. But don’t worry, most people get it wrong, and Mitchell

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