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The 20th annual BMC Mainframe Survey highlights the ongoing importance and transformation of mainframe technology in 2025. The survey, which gathers input from professionals worldwide, shows that mainframes are not only surviving but also adapting to new technology trends, including artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and modern software practices.

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LONDON, UK — Orchestra, the Agentic Control Plane for enterprise data and AI workflows, today announced its formal launch following a year in which platform usage grew more than 10x. Backed by $4.6 million in funding to date, the AI-native platform brings pipelines ...


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The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is raising the bar for software cybersecurity. Identifying vulnerabilities is only the beginning. Organizations increasingly need a repeatable process for assessing risk, fixing problems, verifying remediation, and producing evidence that the software can be trusted.

For years, software security programs have focused heavily on finding vu...


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LAS VEGAS – Broadcom today announced VMware AI Factory, the software-defined foundation of VMware Private AI Cloud, at the company’s VMware Explore 2026 conference. VMware AI Factory provides customers a simplified path to production AI with new automation innovations for deploying AI-ready infrastructure and supporting Day 2 operations. With VMware AI Factor...


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In 1935, Boeing’s Model 299, the prototype of the B-17 Flying Fortress, crashed on its demonstration flight and killed the test pilot. The Army Air Corps called it ”too much airplane for one man to fly”. The fix wasn’t to dumb down the aircraft. A group of test pilots invented the pre-flight checklist, a step-by-step procedure that made an overwhelming machine manageable. The...


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