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| | Anura Guruge: Mr. SNA
Guruge's views on the IBM world, XML Web services, grids and autonomic computing.
http://www.guruge.com | | | Architecture of the IBM System/360
1964 article coinciding with the announcement of the System/360 (S/360), the first family of computers to have the same machine architecture as IBM mainframes of today. Written by the S/360's architects: Gene Amdahl, Gerrit Blaauw and Fred Brooks. [PDF]
http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/rd/441/amdahl.pdf | | | BookManager: IBM Softcopy Reader
Free Java-based software for Linux and Windows workstations. Used to read IBM manuals in BookManager format, typically on CD-ROM. Replaces IBM Library Reader (ILR).
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/applications/office/bkmgr/softcopyread.html | | | Bus-Tech
Manufactures and markets mainframe connectivity and data movement products, both under their own brand name and as an OEM.
http://www.bustech.com | | | Computer Measurement Group
CMG is a user group focused on performance and resource management, especially for IBM mainframes, with an annual conference and exhibition in North America. Groups link lists local CMG groups worldwide.
http://www.cmg.org | | | Coupling Facility Structure Sizer: CFSIZER
A Web-based application used to calculate the size of each IBM software product's structure within a Parallel Sysplex Coupling Facility (CF).
http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/cfsizer/ | | | Dictionary of the Mainframe World
6000 words and phrases currently in use and from the past, technical and marketing terms, as heard in IBM mainframe computer environments.
http://www.sdsusa.com/dictionary | | | Dinos Web Ring
Access to over 30 Web sites run by individuals interested in mainframes.
http://www.chopf.com/dinoring.shtml | | | Disaster Recovery Journal
Although business continuity is the focus, many articles are mainframe-related. Also hosts an annual conference.
http://www.drj.com |
| | Mainframe
history of computing ... A mainframe is simply a very large computer. ... Don't say: what seems to be a mainframe today is on your desktop tomorrow. ...
http://www.thocp.net/hardware/mainframe.htm
| | | mainframe: Definition from Answers.com
mainframe ( ) n. A large powerful computer, often serving many connected terminals and usually used by large complex ... vendor in the mainframe business. ...
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| | | Mainframe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mainframe computer, large data processing systems. Mainframe Entertainment, a Canadian computer animation ... Mainframe (comics) appears in the series A-Next ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mainframe
| | | What is mainframe? - a definition from Whatis.com
A mainframe (also known as big iron) is a high-performance computer used for ... Lance H. Vaughan answers the question 'What is a mainframe? ...
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| | | mainframe computer: Definition from Answers.com
Mainframe Computer Large computer supporting typically 100 to 500 users at a time. ... The IBM 370 and IBM 3081 are examples of mainframe computers. ...
http://www.answers.com/topic/mainframe-computer
| | | Mainframe - CA
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| | | Mainframe Migration
Brainhunter 10-Step Mainframe Migration Guide ... Brainhunter Partners with Micro Focus for Mainframe Modernization Initiatives ...
http://mainframemigration.org/default.aspx
| | | Mainframes.com
Mainframe programming information, including a large dictionary and links to downloads and manuals. ... Mainframe News. All suggestions or comments are welcome ...
http://www.mainframes.com/
| | | Concepto:
My favorite has always been, and remains to this day, the mainframe. One might suppose that it would be easy to define a mainframe, but such is not the case. ...
http://www.mainframes.com/whatis.htm
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