AI & TECHNOLOGY8 NOVEMBER 2026

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01INDUSTRY

OpenAI raises $11 billion at a $1.25 trillion valuation

The round, confirmed by OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar, included SoftBank and Abu Dhabi-based MGX. According to the source, the $11 billion first tranche is about 37% of the reported $30 billion initial target. The round could reach $20 billion, but the remainder has not closed.

02POLICY & LAW

Elvis and Eminem rights holders sue Suno

The Presley side argues that Suno violated Tennessee’s ELVIS Act. Suno says it does not allow prompts using specific artists’ names or songs, scans uploaded audio and lyrics for possible misuse, and has strengthened its safeguards.

03PRODUCTS

Apple plans to let Siri take actions in third-party apps

According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple plans to give Siri more detailed control in its own apps first, then the ability to act in third-party apps. Examples include ordering through Grubhub; timelines and release details are presented as expectations.

04INDUSTRY

Goldman Sachs limits Claude Code access to engineers

Bloomberg reports that Goldman Sachs updated its guidance in October to restrict Claude Code and GitHub access to engineers; trading and banking staff can no longer use the tools. “Strats” across trading, quantitative research, and software teams retain access. The bank’s own AI assistant remains available.

05OPEN SOURCE

llama-modchip aims to run a 284-billion-parameter DeepSeek model on 64 GB of RAM

The llama-modchip project aims to run the 284-billion-parameter version of DeepSeek-V4-Flash on 64 GB of RAM using a custom GGUF format and llama.cpp patches. Project measurements show 9.1–14.7 tokens per second on a Ryzen 9 9955HX; standard llama.cpp cannot open the files because of their custom tensor format.

06POLICY & LAW

Political hurdles for data center projects may grow after elections

Commentators on TechCrunch’s Equity podcast said most restrictions and moratoriums on data centers passed in elections, potentially complicating projects, especially in Texas. Kirsten Korosec said that amid growing local opposition, OpenAI would remove the NDA requirement from its plan and share its projects more openly.

07DEVELOPER TOOLS

Developer leaves Claude Code for Pi

The author cites Claude Code’s limit of one IDE-connected session at a time, interface shortcomings, and frequent changes that broke their personal setup as reasons for leaving. They find Pi more stable, simple, and customizable, and say they have written extensions for it.

08DEVELOPER TOOLS

Author builds a Git-based task queue for AI agents

The author says they collect work in a Git-based queue of Markdown tickets while using Claude Code and Codex. Agents develop and test tasks marked safe, leave decisions to humans, request approval for sensitive code, and do not deploy to production. The author says the tools still need improvement.

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