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Nvidia Board Investigation Puts Jensen Huang’s Future and AI Chip Supply in Focus
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has no contract that protects his job. He is an at-will employee who can be let go at any time without severance, according to a corporate filing cited by WIRED’s report on the fallout for the AI industry. That detail now carries real weight. On November 8, Nvidia’s board opened an…
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Google TPU 8tx and TPU 8i Max Explained: How Google’s Four New AI Chips Compare
Google now sells four eighth-generation TPU systems, and it introduced all four within a single year. The two newest, TPU 8tx and TPU 8i Max, were unveiled on November 9. Both will become available next year, Bloomberg reported in its interview with Google chip chief Amin Vahdat. Neither one is a brand-new chip. Vahdat told…
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Windows MSHTML Flaw CVE-2026-21513 Still Exploited Months After Patch
Attackers are using a Windows bug that Microsoft fixed in February 2026 to break into organizations in Russia. The flaw, CVE-2026-21513, sits in MSHTML, the old HTML engine that Windows still ships for apps such as Office. Any PC that missed the February update remains open to this trick. The cyber intelligence group at PT…
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Claude Fable 5.2 Arrives With Free Usage Resets for Paid Plans and Lower API Prices
Anthropic released Claude Fable 5.2 on November 9, and paying subscribers get extra Fable usage to try it. Pro users and standard Team seats can use Fable for one week at no extra cost. Max, Ultra and premium seats get one to three limit resets, based on how long they have paid. The new model…
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$11.4 Million Nvidia Shipment Stolen After Oakland Pickup, and Police Still Have No Arrests
Six pallets of Nvidia hardware, worth about $11.4 million, left Oakland on Aug. 29 and never reached Texas. More than two months later, no one has been arrested. Police also have not said how the cargo was taken. The case shows how cargo thieves now work. They are making fewer hits, but each one is…
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Kmorph Keeps a Spare Linux Kernel Running to Take Over After a Crash
A Linux server that hits a kernel panic normally needs a full reboot before it serves anyone again. A new open-source tool called kmorph tries to skip that step. It keeps a second kernel already running on the same machine, ready to take over when the first one dies. The code lives in the kmorph…
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Microsoft Patent Application Describes AI That Rewrites Live Speech and Redraws Lips
A Microsoft patent application describes an AI system that could swap the words a person says on a live stream before viewers hear them. It would also redraw the speaker’s lips so the new words look natural. According to the patent tracker Patentlyze, which first flagged the Microsoft filing, the edited feed would run about…
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iPhone 18 and iPhone 18e X-Rays Point to One Shared Design and a 4,430mAh Battery
Two leaked X-ray scans suggest the iPhone 18 and iPhone 18e could share the same internal layout and the same 4,430mAh battery. The images are unverified. Even the forum post that shared them warns they may not be genuine. The scans are automated X-ray inspection (AXI) images of two unreleased iPhones, according to Notebookcheck’s report…
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US Memo Ties Jensen Huang to Suspected Chinese Spy as Congress Seeks Answers
Three US House committee chairs have asked Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to answer questions behind closed doors on November 18. They want to know about his contacts with Alice Huang, a Megaspeed executive whom US intelligence reportedly believes worked for Beijing. Huang has until November 11 to accept or propose another date. The request came…
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Google Agent Substrate Joins CNCF to Cut the Cost of Idle AI Agents
AI agents spend most of their time doing nothing. Google says an agent in a typical interactive session waits 90% to 95% of the time for a model, an external API or a human reviewer. Its open-source runtime, Agent Substrate, is built to stop teams from paying for that idle time while keeping agent-written code…
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