Intel and Kyndryl highlight AI PCs with remote management
Intel and Kyndryl are releasing a podcast series spotlighting business laptops equipped with new AI capabilities, powered by Intel chips and managed by Kyndryl's tools. They say these machines can run AI tasks locally for privacy and speed, and remote management features are now far easier to set up—what used to require 26 steps can now be done in six. Kyndryl also shows how these systems help IT teams keep devices running securely.
- Intel and Kyndryl partner on AI-enabled business PCs
- AI runs directly on device for privacy and speed
- Remote management setup shrinks from 26 to 6 steps
- IT teams get improved monitoring and repair features
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