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Google is the new IBM
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Might as well be, it's not really IBM anymore.
They have a stranglehold on enterprise computing after they ate redhat, and they still make insane mainframes, they've just left the consumer world (which makes sense given their name i guess)
I wouldn't go that far, there's been a mass exodus from Redhat and they're hardly the only game in town when it comes to mainframes. You do have a point though.
Mainframes are still the shit in the world of financial transactions.
Cries in COBOL.
Why cry?
That's what the C in COBOL stands for.
Cry-inducing Old Business-Oriented Language.
As someone who runs a fleet of series i machines running as400, they’re doing just as well today as they were 40 years ago
Norways it’s mostly a software company. IBM people keep talking about cloud, AI and all that stuff.
It's a trend-hopping company. Always 1-2 years behind actually valuable topics, but on the forefront on any useless bullshit you can think of.