OpenVMS hobbyist program aims at 2021
Like any healthy legacy community, OpenVMS counts on avid users. Even when they leave active employment, these veterans help the […]
Bangalore HPE team goes quiet across June
Bangalore, India houses a wide swath of technology hubs. Hewlett-Packard operates an outpost in the engineer-heavy town. The link to […]
Hobbyist licenses extend decades of devotion
At the DECUS Symposium in Cincinnati in 1997, Digital’s OpenVMS Hobbyist Program arose. It’s a long-running hit. By the mid-2000s, […]
HP moves enterprise support, seeks buyouts
Bob Chase, a former engineer for HP’s enterprise support team, reports that the entire HP Enterprise Server Support Team “working […]
This just in: COBOL is not dead
On the most antique Saturday Night Live shows, Chevy Chase reads fake news. With each broadcast he’d repeat this joke: […]
Legacy platform flies beyond its expert’s career
Out in the Pacific Northwest, the aircraft giant Boeing continues to build products. One part of the operation in the […]
3000s get replacement processors to stay online
There’s still a legacy community for production-grade HP 3000s. Some owners are working to keep their systems online and using […]
HPE sends Discover into a virtual edition
HP Discover, the annual conference organized by HP and supported by the user group Connect, is going virtual on June […]
HP user group executive Piercey dies at 85
Chuck Piercey, the executive director of the HP user group Interex during its greatest era of the 1990s, died last […]
Tablet terminals show legacy hardware never vanishes
Terminals launched legacy systems into orbit. Before there were PC alternatives, legacy systems used code built for custom terminals. VT […]