Sentence examples for mainframe with the from inspiring English sources

The IT-portfolio comprises Cobol applications run on a mainframe with the total number of lines of code amounting to over 18 million.

By introducing a mainframe with the easier-to-use Linux operating system, IBM is "taking the mainframe out of the data center and making it available to customers that don't have mainframe skills," he said.

Innovators learned to network PCs, enabling them to easily replace expensive mainframe computers with the significantly cheaper and more versatile PCs.

Rather than install a new Web server that would run a new messaging system, which would require reloading data from the mainframe, Nationwide found it more economical to spruce up the mainframe with Web-serving software from Sterling.

It was tantamount to bringing back the mainframe with dumb terminals, but instead of a costly mainframe, you had a pool of resources available from an off-the-shelf PC network, which presumably would be much cheaper and easier to operate.

IBM did take a while to get onto the personal-computer bandwagon -- it sold all those mainframes, with all the central control that that implied (and as Jobs cheekily reminded us) -- but when it did move into the consumer business, its standards and its operating system software, from those geeky guys at Microsoft, dominated commercially for many years.

IBM saved $5 million by replacing a specialized user console for the zSeries mainframe with a regular ThinkPad laptop.

1951 MITdebuts the Whirlwind, a 3,100-square-foot 3,100-square-foot 3,100-square-footonitor.

"It's based on an IBM mainframe with legacy database and programming technology, and I would say one of the main things that strikes you as a user of ACS is that you're dealing with the old IBM green screens.

The concept of renting computing power goes back decades, to the days when companies would share space on a single mainframe with big spinning tape drives.

Next door, a laser light show simulates a supercomputer mainframe, with an accompanying soundtrack that responds to visitors' movements.