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Nvidia’s 20-Mention Day: Boards, Money, Megawatts

Nvidia rose from one daily mention to 20 on November 10 as its board weighed Jensen Huang’s future. Anthropic’s 825 million-share offering and $3.4 billion generator commitment put investors and power customers into the same week’s decisions.

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Xbox's $3.99 Test of Life Beyond the Console

Microsoft is testing 10 hours of Xbox Cloud Gaming for $3.99 without Game Pass while aligning its PC, web and TV clients. The console is one endpoint; server time and catalog economics determine what broader access is worth.

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Valve’s SteamOS Leaves the Deck as PS5 Hits $650

Valve now offers SteamOS installation for other AMD handhelds, including the ROG Ally. Sony’s standard PS5, meanwhile, reached $650 in April 2026—close to the $699 launch prices of two prominent handheld PCs.

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PJM Cut 4 GW. A Lease Doesn’t Deliver Power

AI data center underwriting now separates proposed megawatts from capacity that can earn revenue. Dominion counted 40.2 GW of Virginia data-center demand in December 2024, while PJM later cut roughly 4 GW from its summer 2027 peak-demand forecast.

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Intel’s 28.58% Fall Meets Google’s Reported TPU Order

Intel fell 28.58% after weak guidance; Google reportedly ordered it to manufacture more than three million TPUs for 2028. AMD’s roughly $17 billion fourth-quarter revenue forecast against Intel’s $15 billion–$16 billion outlook adds pressure without proving an x86 handover.