CloudFrame announced the release of Atlas, a next-generation intelligence platform designed to transform how enterprises understand, govern, and modernize mainframe systems. Atlas refuses to play in ...

The mainframe, long the backbone of enterprise computing, is enjoying a surge of support as modernization projects bear fruit ...

Millennials make up more than half of the mainframe workforce as generative AI workloads proliferate on the platform, ...

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Update: The story was updated with prior announcements and reports about several companies' plan to invest in the U.S. IBM (NYSE:IBM) plans to invest $150B in the U.S. over the next five years to ...

IBM (NYSE:IBM) plans to invest $150B in the U.S. over the next five years to accelerate technology opportunity. The U.S. tech giant said the amount includes an investment of over $30B in research and ...

IBM Corp. is bringing the mainframe into the modern age with the latest version of its venerable hardware powered by a new processor that supports generative artificial intelligence and AI agent ...

In the annals of computer history, few names are as venerated as IBM. The company, eventually known as International Business Machines, remained on the bleeding edge of computer technology for decades ...

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