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The mainframe is dying: Long live the mainframe application!

CIO Business Intelligence

All that means that, even if the next generation of IBM Z were to be the last (an unlikely prospect given its investment in the new Telum chips), the company would likely still be selling mainframes through July 2025 and supporting them through December 2033. Z as a service. The future of mainframe-as-a-service. Career counseling.

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Are you ready for networking in 2025 and beyond?

CIO Business Intelligence

Watching the trends A new NTT ebook, The Future of Networking in 2025 and Beyond , looks at the trends that are likely to have the biggest impact on CIOs and information technology in the next few years. Download our ebook, The Future of Networking in 2025 and Beyond. Amit Dhingra is Executive VP, Enterprise Network Services at NTT.

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IBM and AWS forge global alliance, streamlining access to AI and hybrid cloud solutions

CIO Business Intelligence

Since AWS is the cloud infra leader with thousands of enterprises and many of them overlap with IBM and RedHat using their SaaS solutions. IBM’s highly-capable Watson AI platform and its RedHat open solutions, combined with AWS Cloud and Amazon Bedrock and IBM Consulting form a solid offering for enterprises.

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Microsoft invests €3.2 billion in AI and the cloud in Germany

CIO Business Intelligence

billion in Germany by the end of 2025 to double the artificial intelligence and cloud capacities of its data centers there. Germany second for enterprise AI use For example, he said, Germany ranks second worldwide in the nationwide use of AI by companies, which reflects the rapidly growing acceptance of AI technology.

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Deutsche Telekom calls on SAP for Rise all-in-one offer

CIO Business Intelligence

It’s following in the footsteps of IBM and Microsoft, which like the German telco have an edge over regular companies contemplating a similar move to Rise in that they have their own clouds in which to host the applications and their own IT services divisions to make the move. Some of them are still running on ECC 6.0,

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How can telcos keep an edge with MEC?

TM Forum

As network technology, operational technology and IT increasingly meet in the cloud, a new ecosystem is developing to provide multi-access edge computing (MEC) to enterprises. platform which “unifies the management of infrastructure and applications across on-premises, edge, and in multiple public clouds.” billion in 2025.

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Addressing cloud waste: 4 steps to cloud computing cost optimization

CIO Business Intelligence

By: Scott Sellers , Co-Founder and CEO, Azul From the get-go, the cloud promised to help companies scale up their architectures in seconds, run their applications faster, never turn away a transaction, and save money through economies of scale. Here are four steps to getting the most out of cloud computing resources in an economical manner.

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