In a new initiative that targets rival Novell, Red Hat announced a partnership with IBM on Wednesday that makes its enterprise Linux software solution available on IBM mainframe computers. Novell, ...

Red Hat will release its version of Linux for IBM mainframes in the next 30 days, catching the company up to rivals who already have staked their claim in the niche market segment. The Durham, N.C., ...

IBM and Red Hat are broadening a partnership to promote Linux on Big Blue's mainframe computers. The two companies said this week they're packaging Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 with IBM's Integrated ...

After years of planning and researching, Salt River Project has migrated to Red Hat Enterprise Linux on IBM System z mainframe servers. In 2006, SRP began to accelerate its investigation of Linux ...

SuSE and Turbolinux both already have a version of Linux for IBM mainframes for sale. Is the Linux leader finally catching on and catching up? Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and ...

When it comes to mainframe systems, the decision to remain competitive is easier said than done. For example, the proprietary nature of older Unisys and other mainframes is incompatible with current ...

Two months after releasing Version 7.2 of its popular Red Hat Linux operating system software (see story), Red Hat Inc. yesterday announced the availability of Red Hat Linux for the IBM S/390 ...

The company expects revenue and earnings growth in 2020. IBM's full-year guidance came alongside a fourth-quarter report that beat expectations across the board. The tech giant posted an unexpected ...

It’s easy to think about mainframes as some technology dinosaur, but the fact is these machines remain a key component of many large organizations’ computing strategies. Today, IBM announced the ...

Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors, digital photography, AI, quantum computing, computer science, materials science, supercomputers, drones, browsers, 3D ...

BOSTON, May 8 (Reuters) - Red Hat Inc. and IBM formed a partnership to develop, sell and support Red Hat's Linux software for IBM's mainframe computers, people familiar with the arrangement said on ...