Revamped IBM mainframe designed to ‘thwart’ cyber-crime
After making mainframes for 55 years, the company’s new model works with hybrid clouds and can be customised for each client
12 September 2019 - 16:47
New York — IBM is introducing a revamped mainframe server geared to combating cyber-crime across public and private cloud services.
Mainframes are the world’s most powerful computers and one of IBM’s signature hardware products. The latest model, z15, was launched on Thursday and is designed with extra-secure privacy capabilities to help businesses shift critical data onto multiple cloud networks, known as hybrid cloud...
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