
IBM Z Mainframe Servers and Software
IBM Z® is a family of modern infrastructure powered by the IBM Telum® processor that runs enterprise operating systems and IBM Z software delivering greater AI accuracy, productivity and agility.
IBM zSystem
In 2000, IBM unveiled the eServer zSeries 900, built with e-business as its primary function, to close that gap. The Z series (Z stands for “zero downtime”) introduced several breakthroughs that continue to …
Mainframe Software - IBM Z
IBM Z® mainframe software delivers programs, applications and operating systems tailored for IBM Z systems. With hybrid cloud, AI, resiliency and security, it helps organizations modernize IT with the …
IBM zSystems fundamentals: An introductory Q&A
This introductory Q&A will help you get your bearings with IBM zSystems, and show how it can help your enterprise build and maintain applications in a private, secure, and resilient hybrid multicloud …
IBM z16
IBM z16™ is the latest IBM Z® mainframe with on-chip AI inferencing and quantum-safe technologies, powered by the IBM® Telum™ processor. It features integrated AI accelerators for unmatched …
IBM Documentation
IBM Documentation provides detailed information about IBM Z systems and hardware, including features, functions, and technical specifications for various products and solutions.
IBM z17
With AI built in, IBM z17 drives innovation, powers new workloads and enhances productivity—all in a secure, reliable and resilient environment designed for your needs.
IBM z/OS operating system
IBM® z/OS® is an operating system (OS) for IBM Z® mainframes, suitable for continuous, high-volume operation with high security and stability. Scale the value of data and drive digital transformation that …
IBM z16 - IBM Redbooks
Sep 19, 2025 · Meet IBM z16, the newest member of the IBM Z family. Accelerate your digital transformation initiatives.
IBM Z and z/OS - IBM Developer
Nov 26, 2025 · IBM zSystems and z/OS offer a stable, secure, continuously available, and scalable environment for applications running on the mainframe.