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Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Thursday, September 18th. I'm Zoe Colkin for the

Wall Street Journal. Intel shares stored around 30% in pre-market trading this morning after

NVIDIA announced it would invest $5 billion in the company,

giving the government's turnaround plan a potential boost. The company said NVIDIA is buying

$5 billion in Intel's common stock at $23.28 a share and would jointly develop data center

and personal computing products. The deal partners the world's most

valuable company, which has been a darling of the AI boom, with a chipmaker that has fallen

behind rivals. Elsewhere, via transportation and Alphabet's Waymo are partnering to bring

robotaxies to public transit in an effort to boost safety and eventually lower costs.

The partnership will launch this fall

in Chandler, Arizona, a suburb of Phoenix, which already partners with Via to offer shared

on-demand rides in set areas for a price of $2 per ride. Now, Waymo vehicles will be added to

VIA's existing fleet of vans. Finally, Workday has announced a plan to win over business customers with a slew of new

human resources and finance AI agents, autonomous bots that can perform tasks on behalf of

human workers.

This plan includes a collaboration with Microsoft to help organizations manage their

AI agents across their platforms, the launch of a developer platform

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