The Grayframer’s Take on the AWS AI Practitioner Exam
May 15, 2026
Bruce McKnight explains what passing means, and what it does not
PodcastsThese Are the Mainframe’s Good Old Days: Mark Schettenhelm on IT Social Hour
May 14, 2026
Mark Schettenhelm, principal product manager at BMC, explains how mindsets on the platform are changing and why the mainframe is currently basking in a "golden age"
ArticlesOvercoming the Semantic Gap in Mainframe-to-AWS Schema Mapping
May 13, 2026
Connecting enterprise data to cloud platforms is the first step—understanding what it means is the next challenge, Tim Bond of Adeptia and Rohan Gupta of R Systems explain
Press ReleasesIBM Announces Red Hat AI Inference and Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization Service on IBM Cloud
May 12, 2026
The new offerings are designed to enable enterprises to operationalize AI and securely run virtualized workloads at scale.
E-BooksAI and the MainframeModernization Express Lane
May 11, 2026
How AI is aiding in mainframe modernization through code analysis, and why the mainframe's "Legacy" is an advantage in scaling AI
Scaling AI Beyond the ‘Lightbulb’ Stage
May 8, 2026
To kick off IBM Think 2026, Arvind Krishna and Rob Thomas outline their vision for moving AI beyond chatbots and email summaries
ArticlesFrom Transaction Logs to AI Insights: The Rise of Flow-Centric Data
May 7, 2026
Navdeep Sidhu, CEO of meshIQ, describes how an an end-to-end transaction-centric observability layer can fill in the "assurance gap" that exists with traditional monitoring tools
ArticlesThe DBA’s Role in a World That Thinks It Doesn’t Need DBAs
May 7, 2026
In a world of automation, AI and "self-managing" databases, the role of the DBA has become misunderstood, Craig Mullins writes
E-BooksAgents in the Enterprise: How to Meet the AI Moment
May 4, 2026
Experts in AI and cloud infrastructure explain what enterprises and technology providers are doing to operationalize agentic workflows at scale
ArticlesThe Hidden Costs of AI-Assisted Mainframe Development
April 28, 2026
Jennifer Nelson, CEO of Izzi Software, makes the case for cautious skepticism when using new approaches to debug