IBM's $40B stock wipeout is built on a misconception: Translating COBOL isn't the same as modernizing it

On Tuesday, Anthropic published tools that let Claude read, analyze and translate legacy COBOL into modern languages like Java and Python. By the end of the trading day, investors had wiped roughly $4 [...]

Harnessing AI for a Healthier World: Ensuring AI Enhances, Not Undermines, Patient Care

For centuries, medicine has been shaped by new technologies. From the stethoscope to MRI machines, innovation has transformed the way we diagnose, treat, and care for patients. Yet, every leap forward [...]

It's alive! IBM unveils its most powerful mainframe yet, which it says is fully engineered for the AI Age

IBM has announced its latest mainframe, the z17, which finally brings Big Blue into the AI age. [...]

IBM introduces a mainframe for AI: The LinuxONE Emperor 5

Old-school technology meets the 21st century with the AI-friendly LinuxONE Emperor 5 mainframe. [...]

IBM and Arm are partnering to stop mainframes being left out of the AI era

In short: IBM and Arm announced a strategic collaboration on 2 April 2026 to enable Arm-based software to run on IBM Z and LinuxONE mainframes, the platforms that process the bulk of the world’s re [...]

5 huge stumbling blocks to legacy mainframe EOL

The question is no longer if we modernize, but how we navigate this complexity without disrupting the very core of operations. [...]

Generative AI: a game-changer for mainframe modernization in Europe

Legacy systems aren’t obsolete, but how is AI transforming how Europe’s critical infrastructure evolve compliantly? [...]

Mainframe modernization is about trust, not migration

Done right, modernization aligns people, process, and platform innovation to deliver continuous value while protecting the most valuable currency - brand trust. [...]

Responsible innovation: what 2026 should look like for businesses harnessing AI

Businesses harnessing artificial intelligence should do so with governance, data integrity and investing in people. [...]