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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustSenior Republican on US Senate banking panel calls on Nvidia CEO Huang to resign
What's behind this
Alice Huang, a former Chinese banker who later took a leadership role at a Singapore data‑centre firm, is reported to have had an affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The relationship has drawn attention after allegations that she used the connection to divert about $7.5 billion worth of Nvidia chips – roughly 240,000 H100 and H200 processors – to China. Separate records show a Chinese university linked to the PLA purchased two H200 AI chips, valued at $123,000, despite being on a U.S. export blacklist. The affair has sparked concern in both technology and political circles.
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left · 3 outlets
An affair between Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, who reportedly was suspected of working as a spy for Beijing, has rocked the tech and political worlds
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center · 6 outlets
US officials face mounting scrutiny over intelligence that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a relationship with a suspected Chinese spy. While President Trump denied prior knowledge of the memo, lawmakers have demanded answers and launched investigations into national security and advanced chip exports.
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right · 5 outlets
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reportedly hired crisis communications firm Heller Inc a year before acknowledging an affair with a former Megaspeed executive suspected of links to Chinese intelligence.
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Lawmakers are demanding accountability and stricter export controls after reports that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. While Nvidia's board launched an independent investigation, political pressure is growing over national security risks tied to access to advanced…
