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Last week, I had the opportunity to deploy a new partition with Ubuntu on Power installed. This was not the first time I was venturing into such a situation; I had previously deployed some Linux machines, but they were not production machines. This time however is different, a real production partition, internal for my team The post Ubuntu on power… how much fun and sweat appeared first on All4Power.

Thanks to the mighty ScummVM, many games made with AGS game engine could be played perfectly and natively on exotic architecture such as this super powerful IBM POWER9 CPU running on the Raptor Computing System Raptor motherboard

Yes, I can! But it will be hacky.

for SPS07 79-03: SAP Note 3549935 – SAP HANA 2 SPS07 Revision 079.03for SAP08 83-00: SAP Note 3550977 – SAP HANA 2 SPS07 Revision 083-00

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In this post I explain how date and time management works on an AIX, VIOS, and IBMi LPARs. Setting the time is usually one-time operation, we often take it for granted, as long as everything works well. However, when issues arise, it can become quite puzzling. Information in this post may be particularly useful for… Continue reading How Time and Data Management works on IBM PowerSystems

Find out how Naviair transformed its SAP HANA environment using IBM Power, experiencing remarkable improvements across numerous facets of its operation

Fedora Linux has announced its plans to fully support RISC-V hardware, alongside the existing Fedora builds for Intel and AMD x86, ARM, IBM Power, and IBM Z architectures. The Fedora Linux project is “jumping on the RISC-V train,” joining other Linux distributions in supporting the emerging CPU architecture.

When Big Blue makes big announcements, we break them down and analyze them uniquely. But there are often a lot of little things that happen over the course of a few weeks, and we like to lump these together and give you the rundown. That way you are informed, but you can skim it. So let’s take a look the things related to Power Systems and IBM i that have happened in the past few weeks since we last did this. Let’s start with a few price changes. In announcement letter AD25-0140, dated February 3 and effective on March … The post IBM Announcements: Service Price Hikes, HANA Iron As A Service, Rust for AIX And Maybe PASE, And More. . . appeared first on IT Jungle.

Bolstered by a new directory, the advocacy program welcomes newly minted IBM evangelists and embraces returning honorees The post 2025 IBM Champions Unveiled, and Now They’re Easier to Find appeared first on TechChannel.

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The IBM Power Cloud is also one of the relevant providers in the SAP environment, particularly for companies with complex IT infrastructures and demanding SAP workloads. The Swiss provider UMB uses the IBM Power10 platform for SAP operations in the UMB Cloud.

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This collaboration introduces RISE with SAP on IBM Power Virtual Server as a tailored solution for businesses aiming to modernize their ERP systems. SAP and IBM continue their collaboration to provide advanced enterprise solutions, helping businesses transition from on-premises ERP systems to the cloud with improved efficiency.

New offering has been designed to accelerate the movement of SAP S/4HANA workloads from IBM Power Systems on-premises to Cloud.

Kasten K10 adds capabilities for autonomous operations & decisions, that simplify data protection at scale: With this release, Kasten by Veeam scales the simplicity of operations to bridge the Kubernetes skills gap with powerful capabilities, including autonomous operations and cloud-native expansion.

SAP® introduced RISE with SAP to help customers modernize their SAP ERP landscape and move to cloud. With the 2027 deadline for the end of mainstream maintenance of SAP ECC, more customers are considering their transition to RISE with SAP.1 It contains outcome-driven services, Cloud ERP on SAP S/4HANA® and platforms that help customers focus on driving value for their business instead of managing complex infrastructure with specialized talent.