Nvidia launches investigation into CEO’s affair with suspected Chinese spy
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Daily Mirror reports that Nvidia opened an independent investigation after reports that CEO Jensen Huang had a relationship with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy. Hiru News separately describes the woman as an Nvidia executive who reported to Huang.
Newsfirst and Hiru News report that US President Donald Trump said the FBI was investigating the alleged relationship. Newsfirst says Trump also reported speaking with Huang on Monday after reports that US authorities believed China had targeted him in an espionage effort; the report does not specify a date for that conversation.
Ada Derana and Hiru News report that Nvidia’s board was preparing, or considering, removing Huang. The reports provide no details about a board decision or timing. Hiru News also reports that Huang’s situation prompted reactions of sympathy and disbelief in his birthplace, Taiwan.
Hiru News reports that China rejected espionage claims involving Huang. It also reports that US lawmakers were pushing for rules on China-related chip exports following the allegations, but gives no details about specific proposals or next steps.
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