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Gartner has coined many terms - I wonder if they are so relevant that they should be listed under "history". I could add some: SASE, TIME, Pace-Layering and probably many more beyond my own area of expertise.
More relevant might be the concepts and tools they employ and that are heavily used in the industry, e.g. the magic quadrant or the hypecycle ... (compare forreester wave).