Why Use Open-Source Technology? John Mertic Weighs In
October 14, 2024
John Mertic, director of the Open Mainframe Project and director of program management for The Linux Foundation, explores the impact of open-source technology on the mainframe ecosystem
ArticlesPowerSC as an Endpoint Detection and Response Solution
October 9, 2024
Ahmed Mashhour, an IBM Power Systems Global expert, explains the value of using PowerSC for end point detection and response (EDR)
ArticlesIBM Debuts Client Option for Power Systems Virtual Server
October 8, 2024
IaaS offering lets users move workloads to the cloud with no re-platforming or re-factoring, alleviating cost and migration issues
Articles‘Native Americans in Tech’ Webinar Looks to Increase Representation
October 7, 2024
The Making Our Strong Community Stronger (MSCS) initiative will host the event Nov. 13
ArticlesNew IBM DS8000 Storage Solution Ups the Ante in Availability
October 4, 2024
Denis Kennelly, general manager of IBM Storage, explains the significance and inner workings of the 10th generation DS8000
Quantum Computing, the Mainframe’s New Horizon
October 1, 2024
A few of the ways the mainframe can leverage the unique properties of qubits for transactions and large-batch processing
ArticlesVisionaries Share Innovations in Mainframe Efficiency and Observability
September 30, 2024
Mark Wilson, technical director at Vertali, highlights advances in AIOps and DevOps from SHARE's Tech Field Day
ArticlesThe 5-Day Boot: Running Linux on the World’s First Microprocessor
September 27, 2024
Rob McNelly geeks out about Linux 'running' on the world's first microprocessor, shares IBM Support tips and cites another cautionary tech tale
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
ArticlesIBM Z Day: What’s on Tap
September 24, 2024
The virtual event, set for Oct. 1, will feature more than 250 speakers and 80 sessions