A report this week claims that Broadcom is investigating Intel's chip design business and is contemplating an acquisition. The news comes from the Wall Street Journal and says that while Broadcom is interested in chip design they are not interested in the foundry business. Analysts are intriguied because that means that Broadcom could either use Intel's designs to augment their existing lineup or perhaps package the businesses for sale to other partners or even competitors. Keith, do you think Broadcom is going to invest in Intel?

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0:00 - Welcome to the Rundown

1:35 - Nokia Upgrades Internet Exchange Backbone

4:38 - Veeam Loses Data in Restore Debacle

7:47 - SanDisk Looks to Petabyte SSDs

10:18 - SonicWall Gets Hit with Cyberattack

13:43 - HPE Announces Gen12 Ahead

16:24 - OpenSSH Found to Be Vulnerable to MITM Attacks

20:12 - Broadcom Wants Intel Chip Designs?

25:30 - The Weeks Ahead

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