From The Economic Times
Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co."He is going through hell": Trump says Jensen Huang is distressed over impact of controversy on wife, family
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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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"I spoke to him yesterday. He's going through hell. What he feels most badly about is his wife and family. That's what he is really, that's what he told me. And in, strongest, he called me as the president. I'm president, and he called me. And he said, what I've done to my wife and family is, that's…
