
GitHub rebuilds Git storage for agents
GitHub announced its new Git storage architecture, Project Rubicon, capable of handling thousands of writes per second to a single repository.
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GitHub announced its new Git storage architecture, Project Rubicon, capable of handling thousands of writes per second to a single repository.

IBM and Hugging Face released Palette, a 20 billion parameter model that generates presentations in code trained to follow the IBM Design Language.

SuperCLUE published in November 2026 a table with 19 models and different leaders in each category. The split ranking is more useful as a shortlist map than as a final verdict.

OpenAI published a standard for responsible AI infrastructure with commitments on energy, water, workforce and communities.

Cult.fit standardized development on Codex, built more than 20 internal apps with non-technical teams and cut support costs by over 50%.

Meta launched Spaces for the Muse agent, creating persistent workspaces that update automatically. See how it works.

Vercel Labs launched agent-desktop, a tool that lets AI agents operate desktop applications via the accessibility tree. See how it works.

Perplexity launched Teammates, a persistent AI agent that takes on continuous tasks. See how it works, the cost, and how it compares to Dots and Duet.

Google Cloud launched the Physical-Engineering Last Exam, an 85 task physical engineering benchmark. Every model scored below 50%. See the numbers.

Ramp data shows AI usage climbing while spending stalls. The picture challenges revenue expectations for OpenAI and Anthropic.

The openai/codex repository publishes releases frequently. See how to keep up with new versions without putting your workflow at risk.

BenchLeader updated its index on November 7, 2026. Claude Opus 5.5 leads with 69.3 points, closely followed by Gemini 4 Carbon and GPT-6 Astra.
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