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The Future of the Mainframe – Innovation Driver or Relic?
Find out why the mainframe is still indispensable despite modern cloud technologies and scalable architectures in our exclusive white paper. This white paper analyzes the mainframe's unparalleled strengths, such as speed, reliability and massive I/O bandwidth. It highlights current trends, including hybrid cloud integrations, AI-powered automation and sustainability advantages.
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What Is a Mainframe?
A mainframe computer, often referred to as “big iron”, is a powerful computing system used by large organizations for essential tasks such as mass data processing and enterprise resource planning. Although mainframes are smaller than supercomputers, they offer higher computing power compared to other computers classes.
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5 Best Infrastructure Automation Tools for DevOps Teams
Fragmented scripts, aging schedulers, and 2 a.m. pages for failed batch jobs are why most DevOps teams start shopping for an infrastructure automation tool. The right platform gives you one code-driven way to schedule, orchestrate, and monitor workloads across your hybrid stack. Below, we break down five infrastructure automation tools DevOps teams evaluate most often and what each is genuinely best for.
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Automation Orchestration Platforms: 5 Best Tools (2026)
Enterprise automation has outgrown job schedulers. Today’s IT environments span on-premises infrastructure, three major cloud providers, SAP estates, DevOps pipelines, and AI/ML workloads, all of which need to run in a coordinated sequence. According to the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Service Orchestration and Automation Platforms, by 2029, 90% of organizations that currently deliver workload automation will be using service orchestration and automation platforms (SOAPs) to orchestrate workloads and data pipelines across hybrid environments.