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Did you know? The global server virtualization software market is set to reach a valuation of $13.68 billion by 2028. Clearly, this projection highlights the industry’s rapid adoption of server virtualization and it’s critical role in supporting new-age businesses. The standout feature of server virtualization lies in it’s ability to...
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Imagine running decades-old software operating smoothly on the latest hardware. Yes, hardware emulators make this possible. By removing the reliance on obsolete hardware, they ensure uninterrupted operations for mission-critical applications and strengthen IT infrastructure resilience. Beyond this, hardware emulators offer diverse use cases tailored to various needs. But how do...
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Legacy systems have been the backbone of several organizations, from manufacturing to banking, defense to aerospace; a wide range of industry sectors have relied on them for running their critical operations. Reports have suggested that, on average, 31% of organizations' infrastructure is built on legacy hardware. Maintaining these aging systems...
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As the economic world digitalizes, virtualization solutions are an important factor that cannot be overlooked. According to several survey reports, the global virtualization software market is estimated to reach between 120 and 149 billion dollars in revenue by 2026. Virtualization solutions are an emerging critical technology that offers more streamlined...
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Are you still relying on PDP-11 for your business-critical operations? While this legacy hardware has served its purpose for decades - the increasing costs, downtime, and security risks could be holding you back. As technology advances, businesses face a tough choice: stick with the old or modernize. This decision isn’t...
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Studies have shown that businesses spend over 70% of their budget on legacy applications and servers. This financial burden hinders the organizations from seizing new opportunities. Modernizing legacy applications is a pathway to maintain legacy applications while utilizing modern technologies. Over 90% of businesses have embraced legacy modernization for better...
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Replacing legacy applications isn't always the most strategic choice. This is especially true when these systems handle crucial workloads for your business. This is where cloud migration comes in. What if you could run your mission-critical applications in the cloud without losing important data or sacrificing your familiar processes? Let's...
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According to G2, organizations have improved their operational efficiency by 50% after embracing virtualization. In fact, 66% of the enterprises have reported a boost in agility after adopting virtualization. On the other hand, for enterprises dealing with legacy systems, sourcing repair components for inefficient hardware is a critical challenge. The...
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Emulation is an indispensable technology in the digital environment that bridges the gap between legacy systems and modern computing. Reports have suggested that despite their limitations, 60%-80% of businesses still rely on legacy hardware for their core operations. Also, changing the entire IT infrastructure is not a feasible option. Therefore,...
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Cloud migration is not a new term for businesses. More than 95% of businesses prefer to have their own on-premises hardware servers to manage their IT infrastructure, but the pandemic has brought about a major transformation. Organizations have started moving their legacy infrastructure to the cloud to ensure business continuity....
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Solaris is a Unix-based operating system developed in 1992 by Microsystems and later acquired by Oracle. It is renowned for its robustness, security, and scalability. For decades, it has played a vital role in running mission-critical applications for businesses. It powered legacy hardware like SPARC servers to support high-performance workloads....
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Unix is more than just an operating system. Rather, it's a family of different systems that share common principles and architecture. Originally designed in low-level PDP-7 assembler language, the Unix Operating system was later rewritten in 1972 using the then-new C programming language. This transition enhanced its portability and set...
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Legacy application modernization goes beyond just technology—it transforms business operations and elevates the customer experience. Most companies approach this as part of a broader digital transformation effort to reshape processes and keep up with shifting market demands. Research also supports this trend. A study shows that the U.S. application modernization...
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With the rising market demands, data is growing exponentially. Gradually, businesses are experiencing challenges that make them realize the present infrastructure is not enough to compete with the current marketing requirements. To excel, they must migrate their aging legacy systems to a modern infrastructure like cloud platforms. Migrating to cloud...
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HP-UX and Linux are two popular names in the landscape of operating systems (OS), and they both have histories and unique characteristics. HP-UX is a proprietary Unix operating system developed by Hewlett-Packard, which is well-known for its reliability in enterprise infrastructure. In comparison, Linux is an open-source platform and is...
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"It's even more stable than the original VAX," said a client after deploying Charon-VAX. For businesses still relying on VAX hardware, this statement speaks volumes. With each passing year, maintaining outdated hardware becomes riskier and more expensive. With Charon-VAX’s lift and shift approach, you gain stability without the headache of...
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HP acquired Alpha servers through its purchase of Compaq, which had earlier taken over DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation) in the 1990s. The HP Alpha Server, built on DEC’s Alpha processor, primarily ran the VMS operating system, known for its security and stability. It became the go-to choice for government agencies...
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OpenVMS and Tru64 applications are crucial for maintaining business continuity. But aging AlphaServers are vulnerable and prone to failure, prompting businesses to seek a modernization strategy which does not require changing their critical applications. A proven solution for businesses looking to migrate legacy systems to the Azure cloud is Charon-AXP....
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The computing technology landscape is continuously evolving, and some significant architectures like DEC Alpha AXP have left their indelible mark on the industry. It is a 64-bit RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing) processor developed by DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation), which was popularly used for data-intensive applications. The Alpha AXP architecture...
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The DEC Alpha Processor transformed the tech landscape. But its journey was not without obstacles. What happened to Alpha processors? How to understand its architecture and legacy? DEC Alpha processor design was based on 64-bit RISC model. This shift aimed to enhance performance for Unix workstations and similar systems. Let’s...
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Did you know that a survey report stated that the cloud migration market will reach USD 232.51 billion by 2024? This report proves that businesses understand the benefits of cloud migration and its potential. Therefore, they are looking for means to migrate their aging legacy hardware and applications to the...
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DEC Alpha was a key microprocessor developed by Digital Equipment Corporation to replace the obsolete VAX architecture. However, over time, it has transitioned into legacy status and with that many organizations ponder some critical questions: should they continue to rely on this AlphaServers, or is it time to embrace modern...
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The cloud migration market is expected to grow to $806.41 billion by 2029. Gartner predicts that by 2025, 75% of enterprise data will be created and processed outside the traditional data center or cloud. The data above clearly reflects the dimensions of cloud migration services and how they can change...
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Decision-makers often consider replacing legacy systems with modern alternatives. But there is one common mistake they repeatedly make. It’s not the time they spend on the project. No, it’s not the budget either. What they really lack is the right knowledge. Because choosing the right solution comes from knowing the...
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Aging like a fine wine, this quote does not apply to legacy systems. Unlike fine wines, the outdated hardware turns sour as they age, so they do not improve and are hard to maintain. While these aging systems continue to support mission-critical applications, they often fail to meet the modern...
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For any IT professional, data migration from a legacy system is critical yet intimidating. It is essential for any business to modernize its infrastructure to migrate data from outdated systems to a modern platform. This procedure involves transferring different types of legacy data, like financial information, customer documents, and other...
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As per data, the system integration market will reach USD 665.6 Billion by 2028. And there is a reason behind it. Here is the problem: Your current legacy set up is constantly hindering your company from leveraging modern technology like cloud and other. What if you can make the most...
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Did you know that 44% of CIOs consider legacy systems as the major roadblock to the growth of their company? This could be due to many factors – operational inefficiencies, downtime, high maintenance & hidden costs, high energy consumption bills and many more. Consequently, enterprises are shifting towards legacy system...
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A legacy system is an aging, outdated technology or software the organization still uses to perform its functions. With time, these vintage systems are no longer supported and maintained by their manufacturer. As they reach their end-of-life phase, finding their replacement parts also becomes a major challenge. As businesses are...
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RISC computers are almost 50 years old. From its application in NASA to Apple, RISC architecture has left an incredible mark on this computing world. But in this new era, it’s natural to wonder: what lies ahead of RISC computing? Will this architecture revolutionize the industry further? In this article,...
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A survey report by the Center for Digital Government stated that 70% of various government agencies still use legacy applications. Legacy software was once a pillar of many businesses but is becoming cumbersome and challenging to maintain. When customers demand a high-quality digital experience, this legacy system software becomes an...
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VAX has a dedicated Support Center where customers can find spare parts and accessories. But this article will go beyond that. We will dive into the bigger picture. VAX computers are years or even decades old and cause serious threats for businesses that are relying on them. But the OpenVMS...
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Data suggests that 31% of the technologies used by enterprises are legacy applications or systems. Though they were designed using outdated operating systems, in most cases, they still perform critical tasks important for the business to run smoothly. This article will delve deep into the core essentials of legacy applications,...
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For years, HP-UX was a cornerstone in the world of enterprise computing, trusted for managing mission-critical workloads. Unfortunately, HP is ending support for most versions and HPE Integrity is set to reach end-of-life (EOL) in 2025. The challenge is: If your business continues to run HP-UX applications for its most...
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The business landscape is rapidly evolving; however, some organizations still rely on legacy hardware and applications for their mission-critical operations. Legacy VAX/VMS is one such operating system that was developed in the late 1970s for VAX processors. In this blog, we will explore the VAX/VMS operating system, its features, benefits,...
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The history of computing is incomplete without the DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation) VAX (Virtual Address eXtension) series introduced in the late 1970s. The DEC VAX computers were groundbreaking systems that stood tall, a testament to their capabilities and architecture. Despite being introduced ages ago, they are still operational in several...
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The VAX 9000 is a remarkable yet discontinued mainframe computer. It was once the pinnacle of the VAX family. Developed by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC), its journey was cut short. This leaves many curious about the reasons behind its early demise. Understanding VAX 9000's legacy and impact require knowing the...
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With the humanity’s next leap towards the next technological leap, there is a clash of two mega giants in architectural computing power: RISC V vs ARM. While at the one side is ARM which has defined mobile computing for decades while at the other end is RISC-V which is a...
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VAX computers redefined technology in their era. But their relevance has shifted over time with the hardware reaching its legacy status. How to evaluate their legacy? In this article, you will uncover the journey of VAX computer systems - how they have evolved. You will also get to know the...
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VAX (Virtual Address eXtension) processor was developed by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) in 1977. It is a landmark in the history of computing and is widely known for its 32-bit instruction set and virtual memory capacity. Explore the intricacies of VAX processors, including their robust architecture, expansive instruction set, key...
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More than 13,000 companies across various industries still rely on the HP-UX OS to run mission-critical applications. Interestingly, 21% of them are in IT and services, 13% in computer software, and 9% in financial services. With important features like access-control lists for file permissions and built-in logical volume management, HP-UX...
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RISC-V has gained widespread popularity in recent times. In fact, 62.4 billion RISC-V CPU cores are expected to be used by 2025. Many factors can contribute to this growth. To understand it better, let’s delve deep into it. The RISC-V processor is based on the RISC-V instruction set architecture...
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In computer architecture, two significant instruction set designs have dominated microprocessor engineering: RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing) and CISC (Complex Instruction Set Computing). These architectures elaborate on the design and implementation of a processor's instruction set, which impacts efficiency, performance, and overall system configuration. CISC architecture has prevailed for decades,...
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Parts are getting harder to find, making the hardware prone to downtime. But your business cannot afford frequent disruptions. How to keep your mission-critical Solaris application running smoothly? As Oracle continues to phase out support for aging SPARC systems, many organizations face a growing challenge: maintaining the reliability of legacy...
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The semiconductor industry is the pillar of modern technology, playing a crucial role in various everyday electronics, and its downtime can wreak havoc. It is estimated that nearly 20% of its losses are due to downtime, especially unplanned. Several factors contribute to unplanned downtime, such as improper maintenance of machinery...
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The immediate financial relief of buying used Oracle Sun SPARC parts is tempting. But the potential for future reliability and efficiency with legacy modernization cannot be ignored. When considering legacy modernization, hardware emulation is a cost-effective and time-efficient alternative to rewriting or porting applications. With hardware emulation, you don’t need...
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We recently hosted an insightful webinar titled “Levelling Up Cloud Performance: The Future of SPARC Emulation Has Arrived.” During this event, our seasoned legacy experts shared valuable insights on smoothly migrating SPARC systems and mission-critical Solaris applications to the cloud while achieving remarkable performance and efficiency. Did you miss the...
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Sun Microsystems developed the Solaris operating system (OS), which has a rich history dating back to the 1980s. This robust OS was first introduced as a commercial Unix-based operating system and has been a cornerstone in the computing ecosystem for businesses. Over the years, Solaris has supported SPARC servers and...
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IMAGINE THIS: you are running your HP-UX workload on Azure. No more dependency on outdated and risky PA-RISC hardware. No more sky-high maintenance costs. Instead, you have the reliability and scalability of the cloud at your disposal. Wouldn't it be great if you could enjoy seamless performance, robust security, and...
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Recently, we stumbled upon some fascinating data about the utility sector. Apparently, by 2026, 20% of the utility industry will undergo a significant IT transformation. Even more exciting, by 2030, the entire industry is expected to have completed this transition. But here is the catch: many utility companies still depend...
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The US Telecom Market is estimated to reach $4617.78 billion by 2030. Clearly, today’s communication service providers (CSPs) must manage their business more efficiently than before to address increased customers and compete with the growing number of products. But in reality, only a few will succeed as most of them...
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The manufacturing industry is considered a powerhouse and economically critical sector. Millions of products are manufactured every day, and billions of dollars are exchanged. It was estimated that the global market of the manufacturing industry will be valued at approximately $44.54 trillion in 2023, which makes it about 16% of...
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Are you still using HP 3000 computers from 1970s? You could be risking your business. HP 3000, a legacy computer from 1970s, evolved from the 16-bit Classic versions to the 32-bit PA-RISC versions. HP continued to manufacture it for many years but later, they stopped producing it. Today, some businesses,...
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The Unix operating system is considered the base of all operating systems and was developed in the 1970s by Dennis Ritchie, Ken Thompon, and others at AT&T laboratories. It is a multiuser, multitasking operating system initially developed for minicomputers and has many versions tailored for specific requirements in enterprise environments....
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HP stopped selling PA-RISC systems in 2008 and ended support in 2013, making them obsolete today. However, some organizations still rely on PA-RISC hardware for running classical applications, bringing us back to the most important question: What does the future look like with PA-RISC hardware? The future is bleak for...
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SunOS is a Unix-based advanced operating system (OS) developed by Sun Microsystems for its server computer systems and workstations. Versions ranging from 1.0 to 4.1.4 and based on BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution or Berkeley Standard Distribution) were commonly called SunOS. However, versions starting from 5.0 were known as Solaris OS,...
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Are you looking to eliminate the risks associated with your HP 9000 PA-RISC systems? If yes, then you have come to the right place. In this article, we will show you how to decouple your aging hardware from the software and continue running your applications as usual in a modernized...
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Did you know that the NASA/ESA Solar Orbiter mission launched in 2020 is powered by technology from the 1990s? Yes, that's right! It was driven by the SPARC architecture. SPARC, a hardware architecture designed for microprocessors, was at its peak in the 1990s. While it may be decades old, some...
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Operating systems are the foundation of a business's IT environment, enabling it to manage resources, run applications, and maintain robust security architecture. Among the myriads of operating systems (OS), the Sun Solaris operating system has been a notable player, especially in mission-critical and high-end data processing environments. This blog delves...
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The comparison of Solaris vs Linux is simple: Linux is free and open-source, while Solaris is a proprietary Unix operating system. But what does that mean? With Linux OS compared to Solaris, you have the freedom to access, modify, and share the code as you like. However, with Solaris, that's...
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SPARC emulation systems have been cornerstones and transformed different industries due to their exceptional performance, scalability, and reliability. Initially developed by Sun Microsystems, SPARC processors have become integral to handling demanding tasks requiring high processing power and stability. As technology evolves, the necessity of emulating this legacy hardware to reduce...
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If your organization is still using a legacy system like Solaris SPARC, you know the risks and costs of maintaining it. Right? So, instead of relying on this aging system, why not consider running it on an Azure Virtual Machine? This can reduce risk and cost while optimizing your Solaris...
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SPARC migration is a critical procedure for businesses that want to modernize their IT infrastructure. Migrating from one SPARC server to another platform requires vigilant planning and execution while ensuring data integrity. SPARC servers were known for their reliability and performance, but as they age, businesses face critical challenges directly...
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Applications on Sun SPARC systems often handle business-critical workloads. But the aging infrastructure raises concerns about downtime risks and high maintenance costs, prompting businesses to consider cloud migration, especially to the renowned Amazon Web Services (AWS). However, rewriting SPARC Solaris on AWS (complete migration) presents a huge burden in time...
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The archives of IT history entail how SPARC legacy systems have served as cornerstones on which many businesses have relied for decades. They are known for their renowned architecture and reliability. Yet, the continuous evolution of the digital landscape has led to the SPARC system finding itself at a crossroads....
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SPARC’s ability to handle massive amounts of data and support multiple threads makes it instrumental for industries such as research, space, robotics, and others. Also, SPARC workloads often involve large-scale data processing, complex simulations, and mission-critical applications that demand highly efficient computing processes. However, maintaining and optimizing these workloads can...
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SPARC, or Scalable Processor Architecture, is a 32- and 64-bit microprocessor architecture designed in 1987 by Sun Microsystem, which Oracle later acquired in January 2010. SPARC is a widely used hardware architecture with UNIX-based operating systems (OS), including Sun's Solaris systems. It is based on reduced instruction set computing (RISC)....
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Legacy systems, often referred to as 'vintage systems ', are outdated and inefficient, making them vulnerable to many potential risks. These systems are typically built on older technologies and may not be compatible with modern software or hardware. Therefore, organizations look for different legacy systems cloud migration options or move...
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Today, businesses continue to face the important choice between Solaris SPARC and x86 architectures, each offering unique advantages. But which one is right for your organization? While performance is key but there is more to consider. So, let’s take a step further and discuss Solaris SPARC vs x86 in detail....
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In this dynamic, evolving digital landscape of servers, AlphaServers stood once as a robust and reliable backbone. It was also known as DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation) Alpha Servers and was used at the forefront of high-end computing. It’s journey started in 1994 and was later continued by Compaq and HP....
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Sun SPARC servers have a very long history in the computing world, but as technology evolves, businesses face tough challenges related to outdated infrastructure. These infrastructure issues hinder businesses’ efficiency and competitiveness. In this blog, we delve into why transitioning from an aging SPARC server is necessary, but before that,...
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Legacy application migration is a new trending buzz of IT discussion. Businesses are migrating from outdated applications to stay competitive and provide their customers with better outcomes. Migrating legacy systems will not only enhance the efficiency and performance of overall business operations but also reduce extra maintenance costs associated with...
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Introduction First developed in the late 1980s, Sun SPARC hardware was known for its scalability, performance and security. But with time this dependable legacy hardware system started showing signs of ageing which resulted in a lot of down time and operational loss for many enterprises. The technique of building SPARC...
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Introduction The VAX/VMS operating system also known as OpenVMS came to life in the late 70s. At the time it was a cornerstone of mission-critical computing, powering essential services across billing systems, stock exchanges, and manufacturing sectors. With its ability to accommodate multiple users and virtual memory architecture among other...
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Introduction Modernizing your old DEC Alpha servers and hardware is crucial due to numerous underlying risks. At the same time, you need to ensure that you are not making any changes to the original software. That's why you need a system that enables a safe phase-out. Yes, we are talking...
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SPARC hardware has been trusted by companies around the world for decades now, and rightly so. They are known for being highly scalable, having exceptional performance and security. But like all legacy hardware, their potential to handle vast amounts of data comes with huge amounts of downtime, which big enterprises...
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The Virtual Address eXtension, or VAX hardware, was designed and launched by DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation) in 1977. It was a 32-bit processor with virtual memory architecture that revolutionized computing and was supported by the VAX/VMS operating systems. These legacy systems are widely used in manufacturing, telecom, academic, scientific research,...
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Introduction In the ever-evolving world of technology, there's a charm in revisiting the roots of computing, and for enthusiasts all over Europe, Charon-PDP has become a gateway to the past. Charon-PDP has emerged as a remarkable solution, creating a virtual replica of the original PDP-11 hardware, enabling the revival of...
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Mission-critical applications running on legacy hardware are holding IT departments back with their increasing risk of failure, increasing costs, a continual vulnerability to security, and diminishing support. To overcome these obstacles and embrace the transformative power of the cloud, businesses are increasingly turning to legacy System Migration. It involves transitioning...
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In the digital transformation era, businesses constantly seek innovative ways to modernize their IT infrastructure. Legacy system virtualization has emerged as a game-changer, allowing organizations to optimize resources, increase scalability, and reduce costs. As a leading virtualization solution provider, Stromasys provides two options: on-premises and cloud virtualization. In this article,...
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In the dynamic landscape of technology, businesses constantly face the challenge of balancing legacy applications with the need for modernization and innovation. Legacy applications, though once revolutionary, can become roadblocks to progress, hindering agility, scalability, and cost-efficiency. However, with Stromasys Cloud Solutions, organizations can embrace the transformative power of the...
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Modernizing Legacy Systems for Enhanced Business Performance Introduction In an ever-evolving technological landscape, UK enterprises face the challenge of keeping their legacy systems up-to-date and secure. As legacy hardware, such as VAX systems, become obsolete, businesses must find innovative ways to modernize their infrastructure without disrupting critical operations. Charon-VAX, a...
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Companies still rely on mission-critical applications running on Sun SPARC, Alpha, or other legacy systems like PDP, VAX, or HP 3000. As time goes on, the maintenance costs for these systems go up, and reliability declines due to their age. Re-architecting these applications is complex and expensive. Fortunately, they can be re-hosted on...
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Despite their age and obsolescence, many organizations still cling to SPARC systems for their operations. Yet, relying on outdated hardware poses significant risks, especially when critical applications are at stake. In this blog, we will explore why there is a need for transitioning from the SPARC systems and embracing new...
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Many businesses still rely on legacy systems. This may be due to an investment in the system, preferring not to change their current method of operation, or a variety of other reasons. Whatever the reason, at Stromasys, we never pressure you into making a change you don’t want to make....
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OpenVMS, short for Open Virtual Memory System, is a highly reliable and secure multi-user operating system initially developed by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) and later acquired by Compaq and then HP (Hewlett-Packard). Known for its robustness and scalability, it features strong process isolation, clustering capabilities, and comprehensive security measures, making...
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DEC Alpha hardware has been pivotal to many businesses due to its reliability, performance, and robustness. These powerful servers have been the backbone of mission-critical applications, ensuring smooth operations and business continuity. But as time passes, the reliability of these DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation) Alpha decreases, bringing challenges that disrupt...
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OpenVMS or (VMS Virtual Memory System) was formerly known as VAX VMS (Virtual Address eXtension/Virtual Memory System). It is a multiprocessing, multiuser, and memory-based operating system (OS) developed to support transactions, batch processing, time-sharing, and workstation applications. In this blog, we will explore more about the DEC VAX VMS operating...
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Technology is evolving at a faster pace, making it crucial to maintain critical applications stable and resilient. Several businesses are now facing challenges with their aging legacy hardware, which not only requires high maintenance costs but also poses risks to business continuity. Technologies like emulation and virtualization solutions have emerged...
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The corporate IT landscape is evolving rapidly, and one of the significant challenges that looms over businesses is their persistence in maintaining legacy systems for their critical operations. This once-indispensable hardware was once the cornerstone of business operations but now stands as a relic of a bygone era. Nearly 65%...
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If your business relies on aging legacy systems, the clock is ticking. High maintenance costs, old hardware, and high electricity bills make doing nothing untenable. But starting from scratch isn’t much more attractive, what with the associated costs of programming, hardware, and retraining and re-certifying users. There’s a third way....
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The Challenge: Aging Hardware Limits M&A Activities Businesses are managing more data and IT systems today than ever before. So, it’s no surprise that during mergers and acquisitions (M&A), getting the technology integration right can be an issue. Effective technology integration during M&As can give business units more effective systems...
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Early last year, Cerner announced end-of-support for Cerner HNA Classic Archive effective August 30, 2023. As a professional courtesy, Cerner notified Stromasys of their end-of-support decision. For over 16 years, Stromasys has provided second-line support to Cerner for customers running our Charon-VAX or Charon-AXP software, along with Cerner HNA Classic...
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