Today, October 8th, IBM introduces the next generation of applications for big data and analytics and announces more Power Systems offerings built with open source technologies such as Linux and OpenStack to simplify management of new workloads through advanced virtualization and cloud solutions.
No matter what platform IBM is peddling —IBM i, AIX, and Linux on Power Systems and these as well as Windows and Linux on Xeon on its PureFlex machines, IBM is interested in mixing and matching operating systems and applications within virtualized and converged infrastructure in your data center with cloud support.
With the exponential growth of social networks and blogs, the amount of information on the internet can be overwhelming and time consuming. Consequently filter, select, review and combine content on the web for a specific audience is mandatory. I think for IBM i users, the best choice is in these tweets:
#IBM announced some nice treasures today. http://t.co/ArYpQx724I #IBMi #PowerIFL #PowerVP #PowerVC #DB2BLU
— IBMSystemsMagazine (@IBMimag) October 8, 2013
Announcing #IBMi 7.1 Technology Refresh 7 http://t.co/EchKfdEski #PowerSystems #RPG
— Steve Will (@Steve_Will_IBMi) October 8, 2013
RPG goes free format and DB2 for i does #bigdata better. #IBMi 7.1 TR7 announced. http://t.co/0N3TZOE4pj
— Steve Pitcher (@stevencpitcher) October 7, 2013
RPG IV+ The Next Generation Arrives: http://t.co/hJ66onU4zv #IBMi #RPG Shocker. Fixed-format still supported. :(
— Bob Cozzi (@bobcozzi) October 8, 2013
IT Jungle: #IBMI 7.1 Technology Refresh 7 to be released on Tuesday, October 8th http://t.co/KMqKuoxbgW
— Joe Hertvik (@JoeHertvik) October 7, 2013
MT @Common_NL: #IBMi V7.1 Technology Refresh 7 announced... Overview: http://t.co/Ep9XXLQ8SG #ngn #common
— HELP400 (@help400) October 7, 2013
Posted in #IBMi Spotlight ezine http://t.co/Kq0m1OFVXP —some highlights tweets about the IBM announcements— pic.twitter.com/cUJSHPEVfB
— HELP400 (@help400) October 9, 2013
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