VMworld generates so much news and announcements that it can be hard to keep up. Here’s what resonated with Nathaniel Avery after the first day of the event.

Ken Owens, Vice President Cloud Native Engineering at Mastercard, will be presenting a session at Future:NET, Digital Transformation at the Speed of Digital Transactions. Our own Tom Hollingsworth will be live blogging the session with Roger Lund. Make sure to tune in at 1:15pm PT to catch their thoughts on this prescient topic

It’s the Gestalt IT Rundown for August 29, 2018. We discuss GlobalFoundries ending advanced fabrication, Windows 95 the app, and all the big announcements from VMworld.

If you’re not able to attend Future:NET this year, never fear! Gestalt IT is here with a live blog of the keynote. Join Tom Hollingsworth and Roger Lund on Thursday, August 30 at 10am PT for their take on all the news and announcements.

Nick Janetakis sat down for an extensive IT Origins interview. We dig into his early days on the web, his approach to development, how containers have changed the game, and why caffeine is “meh”.

It’s time to talk about the IT news of the week with Rich Stroffolino and Tom Hollingsworth. They discuss the first acquistion by Pure Storage, coming chip releases from ARM and Intel, Twitter killing APIs, and what a Mac Mini Pro will look like.

The terms training and inferencing get thrown around a lot with machine learning, but what do they actually mean? This video by Thomas Henson breaks down the concepts.

Nvidia’s new Turing architecture marks a significant departure for the company, offering dedicated ray tracing and tensor processors. On their workstation cards this make sense. But for consumers, is the added complexity and power worth the benefits?

Network code and automation are taking over a lot of enterprise networking. While these concepts are starting to fundamentally change networking, their shortcomings are often underreported. Pete Welcher does a great job reviewing the current issues surrounding these important concepts.

Tom Hollingsworth and Rich Stroffolino are here to bring you your IT news of the week with the Gestalt IT Rundown! Talking about Nvidia’s new Turing architecture, machine learning breaking anonymity, and more details from the TSMC outage.