AI News, 10 November 2026

Tuesday 10 November

Bay Emerges From Stealth With $50M After Fortune 100 Companies Used Its Platform to Triple Autonomous AI Agent Use

AI-generated summary Bay emerged from stealth with $50 million in total funding after its AI security platform was used by Fortune 100 companies to triple autonomous AI agent use. Battery Ventures led a $37 million Series A round for Bay, while YL Ventures and Striker Venture Partners led a previous $13 million seed round.

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Flash, a software sauce, and a guy named Gary: AMD’s Mext acquisition looks set to reshape AI memory costs

AI-generated summary AMD acquired storage software startup Mext to utilize its memory optimization technology and proprietary AI to improve AI infrastructure performance. Gary Smerdon says the software uses a transformer-derived system to predict memory needs and expand usable memory by making flash storage function like DRAM.

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A closer look at Verano, AMD's first step toward a Zen-based superchip to rival Nvidia's Vera Rubin

AI-generated summary Madhu Rangarajan says AMD designed the upcoming Verano processors as an integrated CPU and GPU rack scale solution to compete with Nvidia's Vera Rubin superchips. AMD says Verano will feature notebook memory and a ball-grid array soldered to the board, while using xGMI links for CPU-to-GPU communications.

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Keenable Search 1.0 takes 1st (pro, 83) and 2nd (realtime, 82) on the Artificial Analysis Search Index: ahead of Exa (a…

AI-generated summary Artificial Analysis benchmarked both modes of Keenable Search 1.0 using the Stirrup agent harness to complete 1700 search-focused tasks. Keenable Search 1.0 achieved first and second place on the Artificial Analysis Search Index with scores of 83 for pro and 82 for realtime.

NVIDIA CEO Huang's Troubles Send Shockwaves Across AI Chip Supply Chains As Chatter Starts About Firm Losing Dominance To Custom ASIC AI Chips

AI-generated summary NVIDIA is facing supply chain concerns and potential order slowdowns following troubles involving CEO Jensen Huang and China-related chip sales. Supply chain sources believe that competitors like AMD and custom ASIC developers such as MediaTek and Broadcom could benefit from freed production capacity.

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Companies Are Buying AI Tools, but Employees Aren’t Using Them to Transform Work

AI-generated summary Many companies purchase numerous AI licenses and monitor logins, but employees often limit usage to simple tasks like finding lunch spots or proofreading emails. Jonathan Starling suggests organizations focus on people by building trust, redesigning workflows, and measuring outcomes to help employees apply AI to meaningful business challenges.