IBM's New 'Entry-Level' Mainframe Targets Midsize IT Shops - eWeek

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IBM announces a new $75,000 mainframe aimed at midsize organizations. Big Blue also announced Linux x86 blade support for its zEnterprise Systems, with Windows support coming later in the year.

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A year after rolling out its breakthrough zEnterprise mainframe system, IBM has announced a new “entry-level” mainframe server to extend mainframe qualities and capabilities to more organizations, especially companies and governments in emerging markets in Asia, Africa and elsewhere.

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In addition to the new mainframe, IBM also announced support for System x blades within the zEnterprise System running Linux. The company also said support for Windows will come later in the year.

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