Mechanical Orchard's Imogen service uses generative AI to recreate mainframe operations as a digital twin in the cloud.

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Mainframe data holds plenty of opportunity for business growth, including with AI and analytics. But you’ll need a sound strategy for how to properly leverage it. The insights that can be ...

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it will be outfitted with multiple technologies aimed at making the Big Iron mainframe the ultimate AI server. Specifically, the next iterations of IBM’s z and LinuxONE mainframes will feature ...

As we've previously discussed, LzLabs' SDM offering, launched in 2016, claimed to enable customers to run mainframe code on standard Linux servers and cloud platforms. After a trial last year, High ...

The company alleged LzLabs' UK subsidiary Winsopia purchased an IBM mainframe computer and agreed a licence with IBM in 2013, before using the access to reverse-engineer IBM's mainframe software.

LzLabs was founded in 2011, and launched its first product in 2016, a platform that enabled mainframe workloads written in Cobol or PL/1, to run on x86 servers and Linux. The company has since updated ...

LONDON, March 10 (Reuters) - IBM (IBM.N), opens new tab on Monday won a London lawsuit against U.S. tech entrepreneur and philanthropist John Moores' company LzLabs, which the IT giant accused of ...

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Over 37,000 internet-exposed VMware ESXi instances are vulnerable to CVE-2025-22224, a critical out-of-bounds write flaw that is actively exploited in the wild. This massive exposure is being ...