SoftBank is investing $2 billion in Intel by buying shares at $23 each, strengthening their partnership to advance U.S. semiconductor technology. Both companies said the deal supports innovation, AI growth, and next-generation digital infrastructure, with Intel playing a key role in U.S. manufacturing. The agreement is still subject to standard closing approvals. This and more on the Tech Field Day News Rundown with Tom Hollingsworth and Alastair Cooke.

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0:00 - ⁠Cold Open⁠
0:31 - Welcome to the ⁠Tech Field Day News Rundown⁠
1:48 - ⁠AWS Gets Oracle Database Services⁠
5:24 - ⁠Cisco Sends Firewall Warning⁠
8:39 - ⁠Meta allows AI to behave like a bad person⁠
12:14 - ⁠Druva Automates Data Protection with AI Agents⁠
15:59 - ⁠Google contracts modular nuclear power for data centre growth⁠
19:47 - ⁠Apple's Backdoor Security Demand by UK Dropped⁠
23:32 - ⁠AI maybe taking over the world, autonomous robots not so much⁠
27:37 - A Closer Look: ⁠Intel Investors Everywhere⁠
37:12 - The Weeks Ahead: ⁠Upcoming Tech Field Day Events⁠
40:56 - Thanks for Watching