Nvidia says it’s investigating CEO Jensen Huang’s relationship with possible Chinese spy
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Daily Mirror, Newswire, Newsfirst and Ada Derana report that Nvidia has opened an independent investigation after reports concerning chief executive Jensen Huang. The accounts describe the issue as reports that Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort; Daily Mirror and Ada Derana also frame it as involving a relationship with a suspected Chinese spy.
Newsfirst reports that US President Donald Trump said the FBI is investigating the affair involving Huang and an alleged Chinese spy. Hiru News also reports that Trump said the FBI was investigating. Newsfirst adds that Trump said he spoke with Huang on Monday after the reports emerged.
Hiru News separately reports that allegations involving Huang prompted discussion in Taiwan, his birthplace, and that US lawmakers were seeking tighter rules on Chinese access to chips. Hiru News also reports that China rejected espionage claims involving Huang. The available reports do not provide further details about the company inquiry or the FBI’s next steps.
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