IBM is launching its Machine Learning system, aimed at creating, training and deploying a high volume of analytic models in the zSystem mainframe or private cloud. The new system will be based on IBM's own cloud computing platform, called Watson IoT. The zSystem mainframe is the operational core of global organisations, such as banks, retailers, insurers, transportation firms and governments, that process billions of transactions a day.
IBM is launching its Machine Learning system, aimed at creating, training and deploying a high volume of analytic models in the zSystem mainframe or private cloud. Based on Watson's core machine-learning skills, which are used on its Bluemix public cloud, IBM Machine Learning is exclusively for use with private cloud data, and will support any language, use popular machine-learning frameworks and work with transactional data types, all without the risk or costs associated with moving the data elsewhere. The zSystem mainframe is the operational core of global organisations, such as banks, retailers, insurers, transportation firms and governments, that process billions of transactions a day.