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The bill for technical debt just came due

The bill for technical debt just came due

“It still runs" no longer means "it’s still safe." Here is why AI-driven exploit discovery is turning decades of unpatched technical debt, legacy frameworks, and hidden API flaws into an immediate target list.This topic has been nagging at me for months, because it...

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❓The Unix Legacy Trivia

❓The Unix Legacy Trivia

Like so many transformative innovations, the creation of UNIX was the unintentional outcome of a failed experiment—specifically with a time-sharing operating system called Multics for the GE-645 mainframe. While it was originally developed as a side project with...

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❓ROI, Business Case, and Tuning for Value: Round Two

❓ROI, Business Case, and Tuning for Value: Round Two

This month at Planet Mainframe Trivia, we've been exploring how organizations maximize the value of their mainframe investments. Creating value doesn't end once a project is approved. Organizations continually look for ways to improve performance, optimize resources,...

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❓Mainframe History Trivia: Mauchly and Eckert

❓Mainframe History Trivia: Mauchly and Eckert

This week at Planet Mainframe Trivia we’re dipping back into the deep history of computing with a quiz on the work of John Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert—two of the most influential pioneers in the history of computing. Their work helped move electronic computers from...

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