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Where next for the mainframe, part 4 - making it happen
After looking at the history of the mainframe, how you're using it, why you might replace it and how to do so, we're now asking - how do you bring it all together?
Where next for the mainframe, part 3 - which way to go?
There are several strategies a company that relies on mainframes today can adopt – from the permissive to the aggressive.
Where next for the mainframe, part 2 - drivers for change
Risk, costs, legacy modernisation, lacking innovation and the need for agility are all drivers pushing businesses away from mainframes today
Where next for the mainframe? - part 1
The mainframe has been around for more than six decades, but does it have a place in a 21st century tech stack?
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HP Inc mulls acquisition proposal from Xerox
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Intel to phase out Itanium by mid-2021
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'No evidence' of Chinese state attack on IT hardware supply-chain, says US director of national intelligence Dan Coats
Bloomberg claim that Chinese intelligence agents compromised motherboards questioned by US intelligence head
Intel confirms new chip security flaw affecting Core and Xeon CPUs
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When the existing storage vendor went into administration, the HCI contract enabled new servers to be added in minutes
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New servers will be used to advance research into data analysis, modelling and prediction, as well as being used for AI workloads
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Dell considers plan to return to the stock market to reduce its $46bn of debts
Dell considering IPO five years after going private
Nvidia licensing kills off Geforce for data centres
Consumer-grade GPUs were a cheap way to use Nvidia hardware in a data centre - but it's no longer possible (unless you're a Bitcoin miner)
AMD throws down server gauntlet to Intel with major Baidu deal for its Epyc CPU
Baidu takes big bet on AMD by putting Epyc chips at the heart of its datacentre servers
PCI-SIG unveils new PCIe 4.0 specifications
PCI-SIG has announced its latest PC bus standards that will enable multiple GPUs to be used together
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Hillarys' SAP upgrade complicated by platform shift and database migration
Whitman acknowledges 'Brexit effect' in earnings call
The effects of Brexit and public sector spending cuts are still being felt
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