[[{“value”:”On Tuesday, November 12 2024, IBM i Chief Architect and CTO, Steve Will, announced the updated “Fall 2024 IBM i Performance FAQ” guide had been published, and is available for download.
This guide gives information on how to measure the performance of your IBM i partition, and how to optimize whatever tools and programming languages you use to get the best from the operating system we all love.
You can open and download the document from here.
I have already downloaded and read this document this guide. And I think it would be good for you to do the same.”}]] Read More
IBM’s Fall 2024 Code for IBM i Enhancements Alex Woodie
Adoption of Code for i continues to soar among IBM i developers, as they shift from heavy, expensive integrated development environments (IDEs) to lighter, open-source options. With the latest Technology Refreshes (TRs) for IBM i, IBM is making the VS Code plug-in even more useful for RPG and COBOL developers. Code for IBM i is Read More
IBM Raises The Curtain A Little On Future Power Processors Timothy Prickett Morgan
We commented back in August when the Hot Chips 2024 conference was underway at Stanford University that it was odd that IBM did reveal some of the speeds and feeds of the Power11 processor that we all know is coming in 2025. And when the TechXchange 2024 partner event was held in Las Vegas a Read More
Four Hundred Monitor, November 13 Jenny Thomas
It may be a cliché to say time flies, but most of us have done it. If you’ve never fallen victim to that phrase, the next five years may change your mind. It’s been predicted that by 2030, artificial intelligence will not only have the capability to create movies, music, books, and video games, it Read More
IBM Power for Google Cloud Offering Gets PCI Cert Alex Woodie
[[{“value”:”IBM i shops that want to run their workloads in the Google Cloud may be interested in the latest news out of Converge Technology Solutions, which recently announced that it has completed the PCI-DSS certification for the company’s IBM Power for Google Cloud (IP4G) platform.
The availability of IBM Power servers in the public cloud has been growing in fits and starts over the past five years. Back in 2019, a Seattle, Washington, company named Skytap (since acquired by Kyndryl) worked to place Power servers within Microsoft Azure data centers. Connectria, one of the biggest private cloud providers, …
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