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> The AS/400 has (mostly) gone (partly replaced by Microsoft’s own Azure?) Er - no.
by robertlagrant 3y ago
> The AS/400 has (mostly) gone (partly replaced by Microsoft’s own Azure?)
Er - no.
- klelatti 3y ago> Fair comment. I was thinking of the original AS/400 hardware but AS/400 is used to refer the later PowerPC versions (which I guess Nadella would have been using here) and IBMi.
- robertlagrant 3y agoI meant it's not replaced by Azure! :-)
- sillywalk 3y agoThe first PowerPC based AS/400e didn't come out until '95, so Satya would've been using the CISC IMPI versions.
- klelatti 3y agoThank you!
- mmcgaha 3y agoWe are replacing our 400 with Azure. We are moving to D365 F&O from the ERP that we have been running for the last thirty years. It is in the best interest for the company but I have to admit that I will be a little sad the day we power it down for the last time.
- patja 3y agoWhen I was there (part of the project), it all went to SAP R/3 on SQL Server and Windows. But I left in 2008 and I'm sure they have changed a few things since then :)