True but one mainframe box can handle far more transactions that a row of open
systems servers can. Plus it is a lot more secure from hackers.
Just sayin
On Friday, February 28, 2025 at 07:18:12 AM EST, z/OS scheduler
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Please don't kid yourself ;-)
The mainframe died the moment tcpip was introduced and it became "just
another server" in the sea of servers.
Distraughted
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