Intel made a couple of big moves this week. The first was the surprise news that they are exiting the server market. No, they aren't giving up on Xeons and they are going to get Sapphire Rapids out the door. Instead, they are selling off their server integration business. The recipient of this windfall is MiTAC, an edge-to-cloud solutions provider and ODM partner of DSG. Intel is giving MiTAC the rights to manufacture existing designs. In addition, they announced the end of their Blockscale ASIC line which was used primarily by Bitcoin miners. Intel said that they are continuing to focus on IDM 2.0 operations. Stephen, we've talked a lot about Intel but the transformation seems to be accelerating!

Time Stamps: 0:00 - Welcome to the Rundown0:46 - Solo.io Gloos a New Fabric4:16 - Western Digital Hackers Have the Goods7:32 - Emerson Acquires NI10:54 - Prosimo Launches Cloud-Native Networking Suite15:04 - Amazon's Edge Gateway Goes to OCP18:49 - Intel's Transformation Continues32:37 - The Weeks Ahead34:15 - Thanks for Watching

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