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AI & Data · Week of Nov 2, 2026

AI agents move into finance and work tools: the week in AI & Data

AI agents moved into consumer finance, procurement and research tools, while Equinix added AI data center capacity in Singapore.

· The Amazing Web newsroom

Agent integrations were the most common thread this week. SkyFi made its satellite imagery app available to Robinhood Agents customers over the Model Context Protocol, Research Solutions connected Scite and Article Galaxy to Microsoft Copilot, and AMBR and HashKey Capital announced a partnership to explore AI agents in investment research, operational automation and institutional client services. Eva Live launched EvaXCrypto, an AI-driven platform that executes cryptocurrency trades automatically through users' own accounts at nine exchanges. Docusign bought procurement intelligence company Suplari to add to its Iris AI engine and IAM platform.

On infrastructure, Equinix opened SG6, its sixth Singapore data center, with 8 MW in its first phase and liquid cooling for GPU workloads. Two releases dealt with corporate governance and capital. Fermi co-founder Toby Neugebauer called on the company to put itself up for sale after Rick Perry, he says, failed to win re-election. Robo.ai's CEO told shareholders the company does not intend to enter new equity-linked, variable-price financing arrangements for a period following the letter.

  1. Toby Neugebauer

    Fermi's Co-Founder and Largest Shareholder, Toby Neugebauer: "Fermi's Shareholders, the Markets and Texas Voters Have Rejected Rick Perry and Fermi's 'We Can Do Whatever We Want' Board"

    Fermi co-founder and largest shareholder Toby Neugebauer says only 38.9% of outstanding shares voted to re-elect Rick Perry at the October 30 annual meeting, and that an August 11 bylaw change adopted without a shareholder vote cost Perry his seat. He calls on Fermi to put the company up for sale while closing a tenant deal, says the stock has lost more than 80% since July 3, and says discovery in his lawsuit is underway.

  2. Robo.ai Inc.

    Robo.ai CEO Issues Letter to Shareholders

    Robo.ai CEO Benjamin Zhai issued a shareholder letter on Nov. 6, 2026, as the shares began split-adjusted trading on Nasdaq. The company says revenue exceeded US$280 million for June through September, reiterates a preliminary full-year 2026 outlook of approximately US$600 million, and says it does not intend to enter new equity-linked, variable-price financing arrangements for a period after the letter.

  3. Equinix, Inc.

    Equinix Opens SG6 in Singapore, Expanding AI-Ready Capacity in One of Asia-Pacific's Most Connected Markets

    Equinix opened SG6, its sixth IBX data center in Singapore, with an initial investment of approximately $290 million, 8 MW and about 1,550 cabinets in the first phase, and up to 20 MW planned at full build-out. The company says the site includes liquid cooling for GPU infrastructure, and it plans a Co-Innovation Facility there with the National University of Singapore in 2027.

  4. SkyFi

    SkyFi's 'Satellite Intelligence' Now Available as a Robinhood Agent App

    SkyFi's Satellite Intelligence app, using BlackSky imagery, is now available to Robinhood Agents customers at $10 per month with the first 30 days free, connected over the Model Context Protocol. Subscribers get observations of 24 sites tied to 10 publicly traded companies, in sets that include an AI Buildout Monitor, data SkyFi's CEO says was previously accessible largely to institutions with large data budgets.

  5. Research Solutions, Inc.

    Research Solutions Brings Scite & Article Galaxy To Microsoft Copilot

    Research Solutions released integrations of Scite and Article Galaxy with Microsoft Copilot, available now in the Microsoft Marketplace, for searching scientific literature and checking access rights, pricing and reuse rights by DOI inside Microsoft 365. The company says the move extends its strategy of linking Scite to tools including ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP-enabled tools.

  6. Docusign, Inc.

    Docusign Acquires Suplari to Accelerate AI-Powered Contract Management for Procurement

    Docusign acquired Suplari, a Seattle-based procurement intelligence company founded in 2017, for undisclosed terms. Docusign says it will combine Suplari's spend and supplier insights with its Iris AI engine on the IAM platform for savings identification, obligation tracking, renewals and risk monitoring, and plans to expand integrations with SAP Ariba, Coupa and Oracle.

  7. Eva Live Inc

    Eva Live Launches EvaXCrypto, an AI-Powered Cryptocurrency Trading Software Platform

    Eva Live launched EvaXCrypto, which combines AI market analysis with user-configured strategies and automated execution at nine exchanges, including Kraken, Coinbase Advanced and Robinhood Crypto. The company says the platform does not custody user funds, that Eva is not a broker or investment adviser, and that the launch does not change its treasury policy.

  8. AMBR

    HashKey Capital Joins AMBR in Accelerating AI Agent Integration Across Financial Services

    AMBR and HashKey Capital announced a strategic partnership at Hong Kong FinTech Week on Nov. 4, 2026, to explore AI agent architectures for investment research, operational automation and institutional client services. The companies call it a preliminary milestone built on human oversight, clear limits on autonomy and controlled data, and AMBR says it is its first major partnership since its business transformation.

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