චීන බුද්ධි අංශ ඉලක්කයක් වූ එන්වීඩියා CEO නිලධාරියා ගැන විමර්ශනයක්
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Daily Mirror, Newswire, Newsfirst, Ada Derana and Hiru News report that Nvidia has begun an independent investigation concerning its chief executive, Jensen Huang. Newsfirst says the company’s board chose to initiate the inquiry. The supplied reports do not specify when the investigation began or how long it may take.
Daily Mirror and Ada Derana characterize the underlying reports as alleging a relationship between Huang and a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy. Newswire and Newsfirst instead describe concern that Huang may have been the focus of an overseas intelligence operation. Newsfirst says reports indicated that US authorities believed he had been targeted in Chinese espionage.
Newsfirst and Hiru News report that US President Donald Trump said the FBI was investigating the issue. Newsfirst adds that Trump said he had spoken with Huang on Monday, following the reports about alleged Chinese intelligence activity.
Hiru News reports that China rejected the espionage allegations and separately says US lawmakers are advocating rules on chips related to China. Hiru News also reports that reactions in Huang’s birthplace, Taiwan, included both sympathy and disbelief.
The outlets provide no further account of the investigation’s scope or next steps.
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