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1 month ago | gestaltit.com | Corey Dirrig

Corey Dirrig is the Media and Content Specialist at Gestalt IT, bringing years of community building and leadership experience to the table. He works alongside his colleagues to organize, build, create, and share content across social media. He also manages the content on the Gestalt IT and Tech Field Day websites. Corey is most excited about building the community both through social and in-person interactions at Tech Field Day.

1 month ago | gestaltit.com | Alastair Cooke

At Intel Vision 2025, CEO Lip-Bu Tan emphasized a customer-centric strategy, focusing on advancements in AI PCs, Gaudi 3 accelerators, and the 18A process node. He introduced the concept of “Physical AI,” highlighting Intel’s commitment to integrating AI into hardware solutions across various sectors. Tan’s leadership aims to position Intel at the forefront of AI-driven innovation by enhancing its product portfolio and foundry capabilities. This and more on the Tech Field Day News Rundown.

1 month ago | gestaltit.com | Tom Hollingsworth

Half a century is a long time for an IT business, and Microsoft is justified in making a lot of noise to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary. The celebration brought together three Microsoft CEOs: Gates, Balmer, and Nadella. Microsoft CoPilot isn’t quite as old as the company, but it was still at the center of the celebrations. Many Microsoft products have come and gone over fifty years. Is CoPilot going to be one of the keepers? This and more on the Tech Field Day News Rundown.

1 month ago | gestaltit.com | Stephen Foskett

The HPE ProLiant server line has long been a cornerstone of enterprise IT, delivering reliable performance across data centers, cloud environments, and edge computing. HPE continues to innovate with the latest Gen12 servers, featuring advancements like liquid cooling and AI acceleration, alongside industry-leading security and management with iLO.

1 month ago | gestaltit.com | Tom Hollingsworth

During the keynote for Intel VIsion 2025, new CEO Lip-Bu Tan told the attendees about his vision for the return of Intel. He said that intel needs to attract engineering talent, fix the balance sheet issues, and look at manufacturing processes. One of the biggest ways to take care of those last two that was proposed was Intel spinning off non-core business units. He also asked customers to be “brutally honest” with the company going forward.