Let me begin by introducing myself. My name is Cody Newton, and I serve as President and CEO of Network Technologies International, Inc. (NTI). I am proud to be part of a company that delivers mission-critical solutions to some of the industry’s most respected enterprises.
I joined NTI in June 2013 — a decision that has proven to be one of the most rewarding of my career. Read More…
Beyond the presentations, what truly distinguishes MexTUG is its role as a living, evolving community. More than a technical forum, it is a space where customers, partners, and experts come together to exchange experiences, discuss challenges, and share best practices in an open and collaborative environment.
As AI moves from research curiosity to enterprise imperative, HPE NonStop users face a critical challenge: how to integrate with AI without compromising system integrity. This article explores how the new Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Infrasoft’s uLinga Nexus are bridging this gap, providing a secure, standards-based gateway that allows AI agents to interact with mission-critical systems in real-time.
In the Nonstop world, we’ve always taken pride in systems that run reliably for decades. The architecture is fault-tolerant, the performance is scalable, and the reliability is peerless. But over time, something important happens: the code stays visible, while the business rules that drive behavior become harder to see. Every enhancement, regulatory change, exception path, and operational adjustment adds another layer of logic. Over many years, the true behavior of the system becomes embedded deep inside source code rather than in written specifications.
RIVERSIDE, Calif., Feb. 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — XYPRO, a PartnerOne company and market leader of security and compliance solutions for mission-critical systems, introduces Lionel, an internal AI assistant designed to unlock institutional knowledge across the HPE Nonstop Compute ecosystem. This marks a major milestone in PartnerOne’s applied artificial intelligence strategy.
As enterprises modernize and distribute workloads across hybrid, cloud, and multi‑database environments, one requirement remains constant: data must be accurate everywhere it lives. Whether supporting real‑time banking transactions, analytics pipelines, customer‑facing applications, or regulatory reporting, organizations depend on consistent, trustworthy information across all platforms.
HPE Nonstop has a well-earned industry reputation. It’s known globally as a foundational technology platform for business-critical data processing. From retail transactions to core banking, and ATM networks to payments — if the stakes are high, you want robust and reliable IT infrastructure that operates at close to zero downtime.
Distributed Transactions (XA) with the HPE NonStop JDBC Type 4 driver allow Java applications on external platforms to participate in transactions that update SQL/MX databases alongside other resources in a single atomic operation. This ensures data consistency across heterogeneous systems, providing reliability and resilience to failure for mission-critical financial and enterprise environments.
Reliable backup and recovery are fundamental requirements for organizations operating mission-critical workloads on the HPE Nonstop platform. These environments frequently support high-value transaction processing systems such as banking networks, payment gateways, stock exchanges, retail POS systems, and telecommunications infrastructure. Because these systems often operate 24×7 with extremely high availability requirements, backup infrastructure must be
Modern AI relies heavily on GPUs (graphical processing units). GPUs are expensive resources that push the boundaries of power consumption and data center capabilities. Mature organizations are constantly looking for ways to optimize GPU utilization. … Enter GPU hardware isolation, a technique that allows GPUs to be partitioned into smaller, isolated units.
For the Nonstop community, the integration of hardware and the software stack has proved every bit as reliable as the Scottish Deerhound. However, the latest addition to the family of dogs doesn’t chase deer but rather, is a cost-effective manner with which to integrate Nonstop into the world of Hybrid IT.
NuWave Technologies acknowledges the significance of ISO 8583 and ISO 20022 in financial messaging standards, with ISO 8583 historically serving card-based transactions and ISO 20022 emerging as a comprehensive framework for various financial activities. The article explores their evolution, features, and applications, emphasizing their importance in modern financial ecosystems.
Mission-critical HPE NonStop environments require robust security without the burden of complex infrastructure. XYGATE SecurityOne (XS1) version 2.4 introduces a streamlined architecture featuring a self-contained virtual appliance and an integrated data platform. From “minutes-not-weeks” deployment to simplified incremental patching, see how the latest XS1 release helps organizations focus on monitoring and protecting their systems rather than managing the tools.
Connect Worldwide Community, For those of you in and around Texas and Oklahoma, we’re happy to announce that N2TUG will be holding its annual event this year on May 6, 2026. May marks the 50th anniversary of the date the first NonStop system was shipped, causing a revolution in computing that lives to this day. We expect
It is now officially impossible to ignore the AI storm that is shaking the IT industry. Many of us have been through previous major industry shifts, such as the rise of the world wide web in the 90’s, the mobile computing, the cloud computing but none have challenged the way we think, design, build, deliver, and maintain platforms and software as AI. As much as I want this newsletter to cover various topics, I suspect AI and its impact on Nonstop is going to be our main discussion for the time being.
It was many, many, years ago when working for Tandem Computers that I joined an initiative called NonStop Availability, or NSA as it was better known. As a participant in a small team headed by Dr Tim Chou, we worked through a number of scenarios where availability may be affected. When conclusions were reached, some of us joined Tim on a global roadshow focused on providing insights to then-current Nonstop customers.
It was great to return to SunTUG in Tampa. John Vollers provided the HPE Nonstop roadmap and direction presentation which was very well received. The accommodations at the Aloft Hotel were very good and the view from the conference room was outstanding. From my standpoint it was good to catch up with customers and partners and my impression was that this was a valuable event in terms of both networking and information exchange.
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