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The head of Nvidia fell into a spy scandal . Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been at the center of a scandal that
The head of Nvidia fell into a spy scandal .
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been at the center of a scandal that could have a negative impact on the company's core business.
Last week, The New York Times reported that the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump had begun to circulate an official memo regarding Jensen Huang, who was suspected of cooperating with Chinese intelligence.
The head of Nvidia has been in close contact with former Singaporean Megaspeed head Alice Huang, who, according to U.S. intelligence, was recruited by the Chinese Ministry of State Security, which allowed Beijing to access advanced versions of Nvidia's AI chips, which have been sanctioned by the United States for supply to China.
The U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs has summoned Jensen Huang to testify.
Moreover, the head of Nvidia himself made a public statement in which he confessed to adultery and apologized to the company's employees.
I betrayed my wife... my actions hurt her and our children... there's no excuse for what I did.
U.S. President Donald Trump defended Nvidia's president, calling him "a good man" and calling for him to remain head of the IT giant.
In the wake of the latest news, Nvidia's stock price has fallen by about 5 percent.
It should be noted that Jenssen Huang himself actively opposed any restrictions on the supply of AI chips and graphics accelerators to China.
In particular, this is what is associated with the loss of the free sale of RTX 5090 video cards. The fact is that Nvidia is preparing to ship the RTX Pro 5500 graphics accelerator to China, with the number of CUDA cores completely matching the consumer RTX 5090 version.
Parallel to this, a number of media and bloggers suspected Nvidia was basically covering up various smuggling schemes for the supply of AI chips to mainland China to circumvent sanctions.
The jacket turned out to be Made in China.
@gm_galactic #game
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been at the center of a scandal that could have a negative impact on the company's core business.
Last week, The New York Times reported that the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump had begun to circulate an official memo regarding Jensen Huang, who was suspected of cooperating with Chinese intelligence.
The head of Nvidia has been in close contact with former Singaporean Megaspeed head Alice Huang, who, according to U.S. intelligence, was recruited by the Chinese Ministry of State Security, which allowed Beijing to access advanced versions of Nvidia's AI chips, which have been sanctioned by the United States for supply to China.
The U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs has summoned Jensen Huang to testify.
Moreover, the head of Nvidia himself made a public statement in which he confessed to adultery and apologized to the company's employees.
I betrayed my wife... my actions hurt her and our children... there's no excuse for what I did.
U.S. President Donald Trump defended Nvidia's president, calling him "a good man" and calling for him to remain head of the IT giant.
In the wake of the latest news, Nvidia's stock price has fallen by about 5 percent.
It should be noted that Jenssen Huang himself actively opposed any restrictions on the supply of AI chips and graphics accelerators to China.
In particular, this is what is associated with the loss of the free sale of RTX 5090 video cards. The fact is that Nvidia is preparing to ship the RTX Pro 5500 graphics accelerator to China, with the number of CUDA cores completely matching the consumer RTX 5090 version.
Parallel to this, a number of media and bloggers suspected Nvidia was basically covering up various smuggling schemes for the supply of AI chips to mainland China to circumvent sanctions.
The jacket turned out to be Made in China.
@gm_galactic #game
