From The Economic Times
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Experts are analysing Jensen Huang’s departure from Nvidia, linking it to national security and geopolitical concerns. Within two weeks, Huang moved from being the public face of the AI boom to a former chief executive after allegations of three extramarital affairs, including one with a suspected Chinese intelligence asset. Following his resignation, three U.S. House committees summoned the 63‑year‑old for a closed‑door, transcribed interview on December 1, citing national security worries. Analysts say Nvidia is expected to keep its dominant role in the global AI market despite the exit, and the change may give South Korean chipmakers more leverage in high‑bandwidth memory supply arrangements.
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