New Jersey, Kansas, and Connecticut are among those attempting to weather the crisis while relying on systems that run on a decades-old computer programming language known as COBOL. Invented in 1959, coders moved away from it by the ’80s, but COBOL still exists in plenty of banking and governmental systems, and there’s a need for those who understand it right now.
Ancient computer systems struggle to process unemployment claims amid coronavirus pandemic
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