z/VM is well known as the virtualization technology which enables organizations to run hundreds to thousands of Linux servers on a single mainframe. Traditionally, the z/VM hypervisor has taken advantage of System z capabilities to increase resources dynamically, allowing processor, memory, network and I/O capacity to be expanded on-demand to meet increasing workload requirements, writes IBM senior technical staff member Romney White in a recent issue of IBM Systems Magazine. Now, z/VM can not only move resources to work, but also move work to available resources-all while maintaining complete architectural and data integrity. Read the article.