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Owned by Independent News ServiceTrump breaks silence on Jensen Huang's resignation, suggests who should lead Nvidia next
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China’s Foreign Ministry, via spokesperson Mao Ning, responded to the Nvidia controversy by urging the United States to stop what it described as fabricated claims about Chinese spies used to justify technology restrictions, saying Beijing has clarified its position. Meanwhile, Jensen Huang’s biographer described the former Nvidia CEO as ‘quite arrogant’ and suggested he exaggerated a family‑man image. Regarding alleged Chinese espionage links, US intelligence agencies have not established that businesswoman Alice Huang acted on Beijing’s behalf, and officials remain divided on the issue.
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US President Donald Trump has suggested that Apple executive chairman Tim Cook should take over as Nvidia's chief executive after Jensen Huang resigned from the post. In a message on Truth Social on Thursday, Trump praised Huang's leadership and described Cook as the only person suited to replace…