IBM announces chip for mainframes that runs Arm and Z instructions concurrently
UKPulse News Desk
IBM has announced a new chip designed to natively execute both Arm and Z instructions simultaneously. This development aims to expand the range of software compatible with mainframes.
- IBM has announced a new chip.
- The chip is designed to natively execute Arm and Z instructions concurrently.
- The development aims to expand the amount of software that runs on mainframes.
IBM has announced a new chip that can natively execute both Arm and Z instructions concurrently. This development is intended to broaden the software compatibility for mainframes.
The move is also described as an admission that independent software vendors (ISVs) are focusing their efforts elsewhere.