Irene Hermance, an IBM technician from Poughkeepsie, N.Y., adds memory cards into the chassis of IBM's newest mainframe computer at the company's manufacturing facility in Poughkeepsie.

In this explainer, we’ll look at the IBM mainframe computer—what it is, how it works, and why it’s still going strong after over 50 years. Setting the stage.

ARMONK, N.Y. -- IBM on Tuesday introduced a new line of mainframe computers the company calls its most powerful and technologically advanced ever. IBM said its zEnterprise EC12 mainframe server is ...

The IBM System/360 mainframe computers revolutionized the business world in the 60s. Known as drab-looking machines that sit in huge air-conditioned rooms, the IBM mainframe computer has been ...

The IBM z890 Mainframe computer weighs 1,500 pounds and stands over five feet tall. When it was first unveiled in 2004, it cost over $300,000. At that time, ...

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IBM has announced its latest mainframe, the z17, which finally brings Big Blue into the AI age. ... IBM's fastest mainframe computer to date has a Telum II CPU with on-chip AI coprocessor; ...

The hardware and consulting company on Monday announced IBM z17, the latest version of its mainframe computer hardware. This fully encrypted mainframe is powered by an IBM Telum II processor and ...

If you think of IBM mainframe computers, you most likely are thinking of the iconic S/360 or the slightly newer S/370. But what about the 7070 from 1958? It had transistors! It didn’t, however ...

IBM's first computer, the IBM 701, bowed in 1952. It was not a consumer-facing machine, or even enterprise focused, but was used by defense and aerospace contractors like Boeing, Lockheed, and the ...

The mainframe will support 48 IBM Spyre AI accelerator chips upon release, with the plan to bring that number up to 96 within 12 months. “We are purposely building in headroom,” Tarquinio said.