Big Blue is out to prove that big iron can float secure clouds and make quick work out of data analytics workloads.
While IBM last introduced a major new zEnterprise System in 2010, the company certainly hasn't been resting on its mainframe laurels since then. Our latest Buyer's Guide explores the recent additions and innovations to the company's mainframe line.
What do you get when you cross Windows and a mainframe?
Mainframes may have been around since the 1940s, but, at least in the case IBM's System z, their capabilities are well suited for the 21st Century.
Despite some assertions, mainframe technology is still alive and kicking.
Those in the market for one of these high-end boxes will be hard-pressed to avoid
IBM's System z. The mainframe family strives to be innovative and cutting edge
while remaining true to its legacy.
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OS Roundup: Cut prices enough and customers will eventually bite is a common tactic for those selling commodity goods -- not high-end mainframes. Yet IBM recently did just that when when it marked down and bundled System z. Is this a sign the mainframe has lost its luster, or will the move unlock new markets?
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Big Blue's latest offerings are designed for enterprise customers looking to consolidate and virtualize on Linux.
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