From Hindustan Times
Center Owned by HT MediaNvidia H200 chips reach Chinese universities through local suppliers and rented servers
What's behind this
Recent reports have raised questions about whether Nvidia and its board could be held liable over CEO Jensen Huang’s alleged affair with a person described as a “spy.” The Indian Express noted that Huang’s daughter Madison photographed the Nvidia CEO with Alice Huang at a dinner in Taipei. Meanwhile, NDTV reported that Nvidia’s shares recovered, rising about 4% after a two‑day decline, despite recent downgrades by Baird and Morgan Stanley. India Today also highlighted scrutiny of the U.S. commerce secretary over Huang’s links to an alleged Chinese spy. No definitive legal conclusions have been presented in the available excerpts.
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A Chinese university on the US blacklist bought Nvidia H200 AI chips despite export restrictions, raising concerns over China's access to advanced technology.
