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Archive November 10, 2026 02:12 UTC
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Signal: Everything is being repriced in public - Nvidia, Anthropic's listing, GPU loans - while the models get faster and cheaper and 850 more jobs go.
His Own Board Opened a File. $193BN Gone.
Nvidia's directors have opened an independent investigation into Jensen Huang's affair with a suspected Chinese intelligence asset, the shares fell 4.3% to $178.67 on a day the rest of the market rallied, and the first securities class action has been filed - the board says it has no reason to believe secrets or national security were compromised.
Semafor: Gensler says the stock drop suggests a court would find it material TechCrunch: Huang hired a sex-scandal crisis PR firm a year ago Tom's Hardware: Rosen files the first class action over the undisclosed affair

NEW$2TN to Maybe $1TN. Anthropic Lists Next Week.
Anthropic will set its range this week and start trading as ANT on Thursday or Friday, with institutional investors now pushing below the $1.5TN target - itself down from $2TN - days after the Nasdaq's worst month in years.
Gizmodo: filings warn AI could pose 'catastrophic or existential risks to humanity'
Workbench Weekly podcast Nov 2 – Nov 8, 2026 · 19:43
Palantir WhatsApped the Minister About GP Records
UK boss Louis Mosley told health minister Zubir Ahmed the logic of joining primary and secondary care data is 'unarguable' and his software 'ideal' - GP data was expressly ruled out of the GBP 330MN NHS contract three years ago.
NEWQantas Cuts 850. Accenture and AI Get the Work.
An Accenture deal to modernise back-end systems and step up AI investment moves 850 Australian roles offshore to the firm's India team from mid-2027 - the third large Australian layoff in three weeks, after NAB's 2,500 and Canva's 1,200.
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