We’re always looking for insights into the latest trends in Power Systems technology and how real end users are taking advantage of IBM i. So we went straight to the source. COMMON POWERUp 2024 is the annual gathering of IBM i experts, administrators, developers, and service providers. CloudFirst hit the floor to talk to leading
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After investing time and money into your IBM Power Systems for years, it’s frustrating to realize that most major cloud platforms aren’t compatible with IBM i series or AIX. It doesn’t just feel like IBM is being left behind—it feels like you are. It’s even more puzzling when you learn that thousands of companies still
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We can all agree that critical business data needs to be protected against disasters and that unplanned downtimes can be extremely costly. Yet many IT managers are not in agreement about the best backup approach for their IBM Power Systems that are running IBM i. Some believe that traditional methods (such as tape) are still