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Online shopping LzLabs today announced that it has successfully completed the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Foundational Technical Review (FTR), a significant milestone that recognises LzLabs Software Defined Mainframe® as an AWS Qualified Software.
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- LzLabs today announced that it has successfully completed the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Foundational Technical Review (FTR), a significant milestone that recognises LzLabs Software Defined Mainframe® as an AWS Qualified Software.
- This accomplishment underscores LzLabs' commitment to providing secure, efficient, and innovative solutions for customer mainframe application and data integration, modernisation, and migration to the cloud.
- It is a testament to the reliability and forward-thinking approach of the LzLabs Software Defined Mainframe® and our dedication to delivering top-tier legacy modernisation, integration, and migration solutions to our customers”, says Roman Gerteis, Vice President of Development at LzLabs.
- For example, the combination of LzLabs’ capabilities and the AWS cloud platform enabled a global automotive manufacturer to gradually move business-critical processes and applications from their legacy mainframe to the cloud-based LzLabs Software Defined Mainframe® (SDM).
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AI ARMONK, N.Y., March 21, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- IBM (NYSE: IBM) today filed suit against LzLabs, saying the Switzerland-based company has violated IBM's intellectual property rights by repeatedly infringing upon company patents protecting various aspects of IBM's high-performance mainframe systems, a core technology that clients depend on for their most important workloads.
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- ARMONK, N.Y., March 21, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- IBM (NYSE: IBM )today filed suit against LzLabs, saying the Switzerland-based company has violated IBM's intellectual property rights by repeatedly infringing upon company patents protecting various aspects of IBM's high-performance mainframe systems, a core technology that clients depend on for their most important workloads.
- In the legal action filed in U.S. District Court in Waco, Texas, IBM asserts that LzLabs has also deliberately misappropriated IBM trade secretsbyreverse engineering, reverse compiling and translating IBM software.
- IBM also alleges that LzLabs hasmadefalse and misleading claims about LzLabs' products.
- IBM is seeking relief that includes an injunction against LzLabs to prevent further unlawful use of IBM's intellectual property and trade secrets.
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Astadia The combination of Astadia and LzLabs offers mainframe clients Rehosting, in addition to Astadias Replatforming and Refactoring solutions.
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- The combination of Astadia and LzLabs offers mainframe clients Rehosting, in addition to Astadias Replatforming and Refactoring solutions.
- Astadia now offers all solution sets required to migrate from an IBM Z platform to the Cloud.
- LzLabs is a software company that develops innovative solutions for enterprise computing customers, including the LzLabs Software Defined Mainframe.
- LzLabs Software Defined Mainframe enables customers to run mainframe workloads on x86 or the cloud without recompilation or data reformatting.
