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ArticlesThe Return of the Prodigal Mainframer
March 14, 2025
After five years away from the mainframe, Izzi Software’s Jennifer Nelson shares her observations and notes that while a lot has changed, some things remain the same
E-BooksGetting a Grip on the AI Ecosystem
March 10, 2025
How the IBM i community is adjusting to a new reality, and making the most of it
E-BooksLessons in AI: A Survival Guide
March 3, 2025
What tech workers can do to stay relevant in the AI age, and how the IT world is laying the groundwork to make the most of the technology
ArticlesRPG Code Assistant FAQs: Steve Will Provides Answers
January 17, 2025
As part of IBM's Guided Tours series, the CTO of IBM i responded to some of the most common questions about the RPG Code Assistant project
Pressure in the Pipeline: How AI is Reshaping the QA Sector
January 7, 2025
As generative AI reshapes software development at warp speed, QA professionals are facing new challenges and opportunities
ArticlesRPG Code Assistant Project: Steve Will Gives an Update
December 16, 2024
Stressing IBM's commitment to the project, the IBM i CTO hopes for general availability in the second half of 2025
ArticlesAIX Development: How Threads Really Compete for Power
September 25, 2024
ATS Group's Justin Bleistein continues his AIX Development series, debunking the illusion of simultaneous processes and explaining how AIX manages CPU usage through sophisticated scheduling
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September 18, 2024
Software Developer Chris Craddock explains what's great about the open, modern mainframe
ArticlesCOBOL’s 65th Anniversary: Industry Experts Weigh In
September 16, 2024
Proponents of the longstanding programming language, including Reg Harbeck, Misty Decker, Derek Britton and more, reflect on its monumental impact