System Z reinvented: Why IBM’s mainframe still owns the enterprise core

Discover why IBM’s System Z remains essential, blending AI innovation and hybrid integration to power secure, resilient enterprise infrastructures.

IBM expands agentic AI and infrastructure automation to bridge software, cloud and mainframe systems

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IBM's big iron to get Spyre AI accelerator upgrade this month

Giving the mainframe customers what they want IBM's Spyre Accelerator is set to be generally available later this month, ...
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IBM Ships Homegrown “Spyre” Accelerators, Embraces Anthropic For AI Push

Big Blue may have missed the boat on being one of the big AI model builders, but its IBM Research division has built its own ...
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IBM's Next Mainframe Will Pack an AI Punch

IBM details its upcoming Telum II mainframe chip as well as its Sprye AI accelerator card. Both chips will be available in new mainframe systems next year. IBM should see a revenue boost from ...
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IBM Shows Off Next-Gen AI Acceleration, On Chip DPU For Big Iron

Big Blue might be a little late to the AI acceleration game, but it has a captive audience in its System z mainframe and Power Systems servers. Many of these customers, who spend millions of dollars ...
Computerworld

IBM releases 64-bit zOS mainframe operating system

AS PART OF its ongoing effort to “reinvent” its venerable mainframe line IBM dropped the other shoe on Monday, delivering its new age 64-bit mainframe operating system called zOS. zOS fully exploits ...