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IBM Announces Smaller z17 and LinuxONE 5 Configurations

As enterprises reckon with a data center squeeze, the new hardware brings the mainframe to a new type of customer

Why Observability Is Becoming a Hybrid Cloud Imperative

As applications increasingly span mainframes, on-premises systems, containers and AWS services, enterprises need a unified approach to monitoring and logging

IBM’s Mainframe Certificate Course Is Full of Surprises, Even for a ‘Grayframer’

Veteran mainframer Bruce McKnight discovers the value of re-examining platform fundamentals with fresh eyes

When AI Learns From Bad Enterprise Data

It's not about the models, the agents or the RAG. It's about the information you feed to these tools, Craig Mullins writes

Options for Dynamically Increasing LUN Sizes

Rob McNelly explains the process of mapping storage through VIOS to IBM i partitions

Modernizing IBM i Document Workflows: Why Replacing AFP is the Next Step for Productivity

Organizations looking to modernize IBM i document workflows are increasingly evaluating alternatives to traditional AFP-based development because of maintenance costs, staffing challenges, and growing demands for dynamic digital distribution. Modernizing document workflows shouldn’t be a burden on your development team. Transitioning to a dedicated forms management solution like TLAForms allows organizations to bridge the gap […]

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IBM Announces 1 nm Chip Breakthrough

The new nanostack architecture enables 0.7 nm chip architecture and a 50% performance gain over 2 nm chips, according to projections

Choosing an AWS EC2 Instance: Where to Start

Choosing the best IT infrastructure depends on a host of factors, and it’s getting more complex by the day

Enabling Modern Mainframe DevOps With Containerization and Kubernetes

'The IBM Z Experience' continues as Joe Gulla illustrates how containerization and Kubernetes represent the convergence of 'then' and 'now'

Rise of the Agents Part 2:  How Mainframe Teams Work Today

In the second article of their series on agentic AI, technologists from Kyndryl define the strengths, silos and strain that characterize the traditional mainframe operating model