In 1999, as the digitized world approached the year 2000, all thoughts were on “Y2K,” and what it would mean for the millions of lines of code that ran the computers for business and...
It’s hard to believe it’s been 20 years since IBM and the open source community first brought Linux to IBM Z. For decades, IBM Z has been enabling more than two-thirds of the Fortune 100...
Two of the original team members from the IBM Böblingen Lab in Germany, Ingo Adlung and Boas Betzler, played crucial roles in bringing Linux to the IBM Z. Adlung is now Distinguished Engineer,...
Dogs are supposed to wag their tails, not the other way around. Yet, too many enterprises have found themselves in situations where their IT infrastructure dictates the way they run their...
In 1998, Linux had emerged as the operating system for start-ups, early e-businesses, and edge servers. But Linux, notable for its shared, open-source approach to software, had not yet made an...
