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Off Power. Onto Linux. Same applications.

Infinite i recompiles your RPG, COBOL, CL, and DDS to standard Java running on Linux — on AWS, Azure, or GCP. No emulation, no rewrite. The native Linux migration path for IBM i (AS/400) applications. Half the cost. A fraction of the time.

Power → Recompile → Linux
From
IBM Power
IBM i / OS400
RPG / RPGLE✓
ILE COBOL✓
CL / DDS✓
DB2/400✓
→
Recompile
native, not
emulated
To
Linux
AWS · Azure · GCP
Standard Java✓
MySQL data✓
Web UI✓
No Power license✓
45–60
Days, typical migration
~50%
Cost vs. staying on Power
0
Business logic rewritten
3
Clouds supported
No rewrite · no user retraining

Same source. Same screens. Now on Linux.

This is the heart of Infinite i: you hand us your RPG and COBOL exactly as it is, and your users see the exact same screens. Nothing about the application changes — it just runs on commodity cloud infrastructure instead of Power.

order_entry.rpgle — unchanged
// Order Entry — identical source on both platforms
**FREE
dcl-f CUSTMST usage(*input);
dcl-f ORDDTL usage(*update);
dcl-s custKey packed(9:0);
dcl-s orderTotal packed(11:2);

chain custKey CUSTMST;
if %found(CUSTMST);
  orderTotal = calcTotal(orderLines);
endif;
✓ Compiles on IBM i (Power) ✓ Migrates to Java on Linux (x86)

No source changes on your side. No regression of decades of business rules. The same program behaviour — now running as standard Java on Linux.

The app, unchanged
The same IBM i 5250 application screen, identical whether running on Power or on Linux
The exact same 5250 screen — whether it runs on IBM i / Power or on Linux. Your users notice nothing.

Prefer to modernize the look too? Add Infinite UI to render these same screens as modern, composable web apps.

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And afterwards, your team maintains standard Java.

After migration your team maintains the application in standard Java, with the everyday modern toolchain.

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Why migrate

The Power platform isn't going away. Your budget for it might.

Hardware refresh cycles, IBM licensing, specialized administration, and a shrinking talent pool make staying on Power increasingly expensive. Infinite i lets you keep the applications your business runs on while moving them to commodity Linux infrastructure you already know how to operate.

01

Recompile, don't rewrite

Your RPG and COBOL source recompiles to standard Java running on Linux. The business logic your company depends on is preserved exactly.

02

Cut infrastructure cost

Retire Power hardware and IBM i licensing. Run on commodity cloud compute at roughly half the total cost.

03

Pair with the full suite

Combine with Infinite UI for a modern UI and Infinite DataLink for DB2 → MySQL — one coordinated move.

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What actually happens, step by step.

Follow the process end to end: receive the SAVF and application source, analyze and recompile, compare behavior against IBM i, and deliver for customer acceptance testing.

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Start with a free compatibility scan.

Send us a list of your RPG, COBOL, CL, and DDS sources. We'll analyze them and return a migration assessment — timeline, effort, and a fixed price — at no cost and no obligation.

The Infinite i platform and its add-ons

Infinite i at the core — with add-ons for the interface, data, and developer experience.