New OS, old compiler: never a great mix
OpenVMS fans are debating the merits of putting a legendary legacy compiler onto the newest version of the operating system. […]
Legacy issues enter open source realms
Legacy system customers always face the prospect of changing tomorrows. In the 1990s the MPE customers kept looking over their […]
Legacy support demands support for vendors in future
The term progressive rose up in the early decades of the 20th Century, when it signified something that envisioned a […]
Legacy shows the way to move in COVID times
Earlier this month, Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced it’s moving its world headquarters from California to Texas. While HPE will shuffle […]
ERP stalwart folds legacy application into SAP
Legacy computing carries on for decades after a system vendor loses interest. At one ERP site, though, the end of […]
Keeping legacy secure relies on classic resources
Earlier this year, Yahoo agreed to pay out $116 million for security breaches. The hacks happened over a three year […]
OpenVMS gets its breakup date with IA-64
It didn’t exactly happen in a public place like a restaurant. But the split-up between what remains of IA-64 futures […]
Getting OS licenses for emulator: once easy at HP
For hobbyists who operate emulators, licenses for OpenVMS have a new supplier. VMS Software Inc. is supplying OS licenses for […]
Old hardware, new switches a legacy journey
For any manager outside the HP 3000 ecosystem, it’s hard to fathom: a business server last sold during the 1990s […]
The Where and Why of HP’s Legacy OS Sales
Apple stock has soared through a $500 per share mark and then split 4-1. The market confidence comes from assessing […]