IBM has a winner with LinuxONE. And LinuxONE Rockhopper makes it straightforward for traditional x86 shops to adopt LinuxONE. So should we expect to see adoption rates skyrocket in the next couple of quarters? If only life were so simple. But IBM LinuxONE Rockhopper 4 changes the game, and IBM shouldn’t be shy about aggressively going after the x86 market. Target those companies that have embraced Linux and cloud-native approaches with a value prop that the x86 competitors can’t match. Highlight the performance of database environments like MongoDB that are running in the modern datacenter. Show the incredible cost savings that can be achieved from using far fewer cores to run the same SQL databases.
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