HP’s 3000 worked on through its afterlife
When a worldwide string of parties commemorated the HP 3000 on Oct. 31, 2003, it would’ve been easy to think […]
LegacyOS
Language lore keeps legacy know-how singing
During an era before clouds and apps, business software thrived on fourth-generation languages. If languages ran from bare metal to […]
What Will Drive More OpenVMS Adoption?
Developers and community members are debating what’s needed to keep interest growing in OpenVMS. On the VMS newsgroup, a discussion […]
VMS Software Webinars: x86 Update, 14 Oct, 2021
We hold webinars from time to time to present our offerings and updates on our projects. You can register for […]
Feeling Good About OpenVMS
by: Chris Brown Part of my job is to read publications, articles & blogs on technology and the directions it […]
Facebook crash reveals legacy’s DNS powers
On the morning of October 5, a massive chunk of the world’s social media went dark. Facebook, and all its […]
How to ALLOW contributed software to serve legacies
When James B. Byrne threw out a call for documentation for the ALLOW program from the Contributed Software Library for […]
Oracle loses appeal against $3bn payment to HPE over withdrawal of Itanium support
The Supreme Court of California has thrown out Oracle’s appeal against a decision to award $3bn damages to HPE in […]
Itanium lifespan proves legacy’s architecture has legs
In the theatre, a show that’s long-running is said to “have legs.” The term refers to the ropes running the […]
VMS Software Releases Roadmap Updates
Dear VMS Nation, VSI has released the first of two OpenVMS V9.1 for x86 Field Test versions, plus two Update […]