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Syncsort, which describes itself as a "Big iron to Big Data" specialist, today published the results of a new survey that reveals more enterprises are integrating mainframe-based data with Big Data analytics platforms.
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Targeting the need for high availability, continuous up-time and performance in critical cognitive computing efforts at midsize and large enterprises, IBM today announced a new all-flash storage line.
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Microsoft recently released updates for its supported Exchange Server products, including both cumulative updates and update rollups in accordance with its update scheme for the product line.
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By Dan Kusnetzky
Compuware adds agility to mainframe development.
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By Joey D'Antoni
Microsoft's recent Connect() conference provided a peek into the future of its flagship SQL Server RDBMS.
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Dell EMC today said it was "democratizing" high performance computing by extending its HPC cloud, software and systems offerings to more mainstream enterprises.
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In a bid to further the development of new-age cognitive applications, IBM announced new hybrid cloud all-flash storage solutions.
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Mainframe computers may seem like ancient relics from the past in today's modern IT environment, but a new survey from BMC Software shows they're faring quite well in the age of always-on digital business.
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DreamFactory and TECHeGO today announced they've teamed up to launch a new cloud-based, AI-enabled marketplace for enterprise resource planning solutions.
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Syncsort announced increased integration of its mainframe log data software, Ironstream, with Splunk's IT Service Intelligence offering.
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The Google Cloud Platform team announced support for Windows Server 2016 Datacenter Edition, the latest version of Microsoft's server OS, on Google Compute Engine.
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Hitachi Data Systems today unveiled a new flash-based enterprise storage lineup based on the next generation of the company's Hitachi Storage Virtualization Operating System, now at version 7.
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By John K. Waters
The next generation of Oracle's Infrastructure-as-a-Service offerings -- the new Bare Metal Cloud Services -- is now generally available.
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By John K. Waters
Enterprise software vendor Atlassian announced two of its core products now support deployment on the Amazon Web Services cloud.
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Windows Server 2016 and the System Center 2016 management suite of products have reached "general availability" status, Microsoft announced.