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- Agents that build their own databases are forcing a data foundation rethinkby Jonathan Anthony (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 12, 2026
AI agents are changing how enterprises create, move and govern information, and data observability is turning into a prerequisite rather than a nice-to-have. Models get most of the attention, but the data beneath them decides whether they hold up in production. That pressure is now reaching the cloud-native community, where KubeCon organizers added a dedicated The post Agents that build their own databases are forcing a data foundation rethink appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- Nebuly wants to help enterprises understand exactly what their AI investments are worth after raising $21Mby Mike Wheatley (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 12, 2026
An Italian startup called Nebuly S.r.l. says it’s going to help organizations better understand the impact their investments in artificial intelligence have on their bottom lines after raising $21 million in funding today. The round was led by Planven and saw participation from backers including Exor Ventures, Tenacity Capital, TGVG Capital, Fastweb, Vodafone and CDP The post Nebuly wants to help enterprises understand exactly what their AI investments are worth after raising $21M appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- Google’s GKE Labs turns reinforcement learning into a Kubernetes workloadby Jonathan Anthony (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 12, 2026
Model fine-tuning through reinforcement learning is fast becoming one of the most demanding jobs in AI infrastructure. It mixes training, inference and sandboxed agent work in a single loop, often with research code tangled into the systems beneath it. Google LLC has been tackling that problem from inside its Kubernetes engineering group, and recently donated The post Google’s GKE Labs turns reinforcement learning into a Kubernetes workload appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- Google enters decision model market with Gemini Decisions APIby Maria Deutscher (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 12, 2026
Google LLC today launched Gemini Decisions API, an artificial intelligence service designed to answer user questions in a cost-efficient manner. It’s powered by a new AI model called Gemini Decision 1. Traditional large language models are designed to answer a broad range of prompts. Gemini Decision 1 has a much narrower focus: It can process The post Google enters decision model market with Gemini Decisions API appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- Jensen Huang Was a Busy, Horny Little Bee and May Be Being Shown the Doorby Tom McKay (Artificial Intelligence) on November 11, 2026
The Nvidia CEO, already accused of an affair with a Chinese spy, is having a tense board meeting after reports of a second affair with a direct report.
- Google tests Tabletop, letting groups build planning tools with an AI agentby Duncan Riley (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 11, 2026
Google LLC today began testing Tabletop, a Google Labs experiment in which groups share an online space and ask an artificial intelligence agent to build the planning tools they need. In a blog post, Roman Nurik, design and engineering lead at Google Labs, wrote that coordinating a family trip or a potluck goes more smoothly The post Google tests Tabletop, letting groups build planning tools with an AI agent appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- Howard Lutnick Doesn’t Want to Stop the Flow of Nvidia Chips Overseas: Reportby Matt Novak (Artificial Intelligence) on November 11, 2026
Trump has reportedly given the go-ahead to crack down on chip exports, according to Axios, but Lutnick is stalling.
- OpenAI’s quarterly revenue reportedly crosses $10B for the first timeby Ram Iyer (AI News) on November 11, 2026
OpenAI is bouncing back from the doldrums it experienced earlier this year. The company’s quarterly revenue crossed $10 billion for the first time, thanks to strong demand for its recent AI models, Bloomberg reported, citing anonymous sources. If true, that would represent an almost 50% jump from …
- Republican Senator Calls on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to Resignby Bruce Gil (Artificial Intelligence) on November 11, 2026
The clock is ticking as members of the House Select Committee on China say they could subpoena Huang.
- Universities Are Giving Up on Trying to Detect AI Cheatingby Ece Yildirim (Artificial Intelligence) on November 11, 2026
The UK's higher education regulator advised schools that it might be time to retire take-home essays and open book exams.
- Investors Are Lining Up to Throw Money at Anthropicby Webb Wright (Artificial Intelligence) on November 11, 2026
Public demand for AI stocks appears to be high, despite some seismic tremors in the industry.
- Google DeepMind releases new advanced robotics AI model and next-generation gene prediction modelby Kyt Dotson (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 11, 2026
Alphabet Inc.’s artificial intelligence research lab, Google DeepMind, Tuesday debuted the next generation of Gemini Robotics, the company’s most capable vision-language-action model to date for creating an “AI brain” for robotics. Separately, DeepMind announced AlphaGenome 2 today, a next-generation AI model that can predict how DNA sequences and their variations affect human cell types, creating The post Google DeepMind releases new advanced robotics AI model and next-generation gene prediction model appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- AI agents carry memory and storage like people, so their data needs guarding while in useby Jonathan Anthony (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 11, 2026
As AI agents move into production on Kubernetes, cloud engineering teams at financial companies face a security problem that encryption alone can’t solve. Container orchestration has become the default foundation for AI workloads, and the data those agents use is now the main target. Payment networks feel that pressure more than most because every transaction The post AI agents carry memory and storage like people, so their data needs guarding while in use appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- A Tiny Bit of AI Has Created a Big Problem for an Indie Game Darlingby Tom Hawking (Artificial Intelligence) on November 11, 2026
Independent Games Festival jurors refuse to reward games using AI, putting Big Walk, from the creators of Untitled Goose Game, in a difficult position.
- Agents may soon be the main workload, and most of the time they’re doing nothingby Jonathan Anthony (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 11, 2026
As AI agents take on more enterprise work, agent sandboxing has become a basic requirement rather than an afterthought. Every agent that writes code, runs tools or drives a browser needs hard walls around it. Those walls also can’t come at the cost of runaway compute bills. Google LLC’s answer is Agent Substrate, an open-source The post Agents may soon be the main workload, and most of the time they’re doing nothing appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- Red Hat accelerates agentic adoption across hybrid environmentsby Devony Hof (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 11, 2026
Enterprise ambitions for artificial intelligence are outpacing the infrastructure and budgets needed to support them. Red Hat AI faces a familiar enterprise challenge: turning ambitious plans for artificial intelligence into production deployments that deliver measurable returns. Organizations must also decide how to deploy and manage increasingly complex AI workloads across existing infrastructure without letting costs The post Red Hat accelerates agentic adoption across hybrid environments appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- Nvidia Intervened in US Government Probe: Reportby Ece Yildirim (Artificial Intelligence) on November 11, 2026
Nvidia's espionage scandal continues to unravel.
- Mercor raises $750M at $20B valuation to take AI agent evaluation to enterprisesby Duncan Riley (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 10, 2026
Artificial intelligence training data company Mercor.io Corp. today revealed that it has raised $750 million in new funding at a $20 billion valuation. Mercor provides the human expertise used to train and evaluate AI models, drawing on a network of more than 5 million domain experts. Most of that work so far has been for The post Mercor raises $750M at $20B valuation to take AI agent evaluation to enterprises appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- Financial institutions confront the complexities of scaling AIby Krystle Vermes (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 10, 2026
AI in financial services is moving beyond the pilot phase as banks, capital markets firms, mortgage lenders and other organizations begin deploying the technology more broadly. The challenge is shifting toward managing AI responsibly at scale while meeting strict requirements for security, compliance and customer trust. The AWS Financial Services Symposium highlighted that transition in The post Financial institutions confront the complexities of scaling AI appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- Nvidia CEO’s Alleged Chinese Spy Affair Now Reportedly Involves $7.5 Billion in Chip Salesby Bruce Gil (Artificial Intelligence) on November 10, 2026
Jensen Huang's relationship with Alice Huang reportedly helped a network of companies obtain billions of dollars in Nvidia AI chips for Chinese companies.
- Anthropic launches IPO roadshow with $64B fundraising goalby Maria Deutscher (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 10, 2026
Anthropic PBC today kicked off the roadshow for its upcoming initial public offering. An IPO roadshow is a series of promotional events aimed at persuading institutional investors to buy shares. Anthropic plans to sell 825 million units of common stock for $70 to $78 per share, which works out to $64.35 billion at the top The post Anthropic launches IPO roadshow with $64B fundraising goal appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- Anthropic Goes for Microsoft’s Crown With New Claude-Powered Office Toolsby Ece Yildirim (Artificial Intelligence) on November 10, 2026
Anthropic unveiled an AI-infused Excel competitor ahead of its IPO in a jittery stock market
- Anthropic sets IPO price range of $70 to $78 per share to reach an implied valuation of $1.404 trillionby Rebecca Bellan, Ram Iyer (AI News) on November 10, 2026
Anthropic intends to push ahead with its IPO despite shakier markets and the broader pullback from AI investing. The Claude-maker said in an updated IPO filing on Tuesday that it would be offering a total of 825 million Class A shares at an estimated price range of $70 to $78 per share. The sale is …
- Kora builds AI models and agents into a new Linux OS bound for Qualcomm Snapdragon PCsby Duncan Riley (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 10, 2026
Desktop software company Kora Systems Inc. today unveiled Kora, a Linux-based operating system that builds artificial intelligence models and agents into the system itself. Qualcomm Technologies Inc. has spent close to a year working with the company to bring it to Snapdragon-powered PCs. The launch goes after what Kora sees as a ceiling on AI The post Kora builds AI models and agents into a new Linux OS bound for Qualcomm Snapdragon PCs appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
- Cowbell unveils AI liability insurance for small businesses that deploy AI agentsby Duncan Riley (AI - SiliconANGLE) on November 10, 2026
Cyber insurance provider Cowbell Cyber Inc. today unveiled Cowbell AI Liability Insurance, a standalone policy for U.S. small and midsized businesses that covers losses caused by the artificial intelligence agents they deploy. The new policy is meant to deal with a problem that arises when businesses let agents move money or change customer records with The post Cowbell unveils AI liability insurance for small businesses that deploy AI agents appeared first on SiliconANGLE.










