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Live Wire·Archive November 9, 2026 Daily Briefing
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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

GPU Loans Are 'Getting Smoked'
Whole portfolios of data-centre loans are being shopped at steep discounts on fears the debt outlives the hardware, and the next test is a $40BN chip financing for SpaceX that Goldman Sachs and Apollo have started marketing.
CNBC: CoreWeave's 2031 bonds yield over 16% as it reports Tuesday
Fermat in 30 Hours, 20% Off the List Price
Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2 run up to 30% faster and cost 20% less at $8 and $40 per million tokens, and Anthropic says they formalized the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem and solved two open black-hole problems in prerelease testing - its own account, untested outside.
The Verge: Mythos 5.2 stays limited to vetted organisations
$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'
Ghost Note It Emails Altman Your Spare RAM, Daily