Tackling the enormous challenge of updating outmoded government computer systems is a bit like opening a time capsule. Several federal agencies are still using mainframes installed during the Nixon ...

Sixty years after the introduction of the first mainframe family, the IBM System/360, the monolithic computers remain in demand. As many as 89 percent of state CIOs reported relying on mainframes in ...

Every few years, IBM rolls out a new version of its mainframe systems. IBM's mainframes are still widely used in some industries, including financial services, and they offer a level of reliability ...

Mainframe computers are often perceived as relics of the past but in reality, they continue to be the backbone of the global economy. Critical data related to finance, government, and other sensitive ...

Companies just can't quit mainframes. While cloud infrastructure hogs the spotlight, mainframe systems continue to dominate major segments of the economy, especially those that require ...

Mainframe computing is having a moment — again. Nearly 60 years after the first IBM System/360 debuted as a mainframe platform, it continues to evolve in ways that defy expectations, powering critical ...

For 25 years, ambitious startups with promising computing architectures, accompanied by crystal-ball gazing researchers, have predicted the demise of mainframes. While these competitors steadily ...

CorreLog's Mainframe FIM, or M-FIM, function brings deeper analysis and tracking of mainframe system integrity to improve protection against insider threat and provide real-time notifications to ...

The mainframe remains the system of record for many of the world’s largest organizations and some of their most critical data. As of 2025, 71% of Fortune 500 companies still use mainframes, and nearly ...