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Watsonx Code Assistant: IBM Announces New Generative AI-Assisted Product for Faster Translation of COBOL to Java on IBM Z

The product is also designed to assist businesses in leveraging generative AI and automated tooling to accelerate their mainframe application modernisation all to preserve the performance, security and resiliency capabilities of IBM Z. Watsonx Code Assistant: IBM Announces New Generative AI-Assisted Product for Faster Translation of COBOL to Java on 'IBM Z'.

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IBM s New Generative AI Product To Boost Mainframe Application Modernisation

IBM s New Generative AI Product To Boost Mainframe Application Modernisation
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IBM s new generative AI product to boost mainframe application modernization

Tech major IBM announced a new generative AI-assisted product Watsonx Code Assistant for Z, that will help enable.

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IBM Watsonx to use generative AI to translate COBOL code into Java

The product is targeted at modernizing mainframe applications that run on IBM Z systems, as the number of COBOL developers starts to dwindle.

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IBM taps AI to translate COBOL code to Java

COBOL, or Common Business Oriented Language, is one of the oldest programming languages in use, dating back to around 1959. It's had surprising staying power; according to a 2022 survey, there's over 800 billion lines of COBOL in use on production systems, up from an estimated 220 billion in 2017. For large organizations, it tends to be a complex and costly proposition, given the small number of COBOL experts in the world.

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