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Trump says FBI probing Nvidia CEO Huang’s affair with alleged spy

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In November 2026, US President Trump stated he believes Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had no knowledge of a woman's alleged work for Chinese intelligence. This claim emerged during a period of heightened scrutiny regarding national security concerns involving the company's leadership. The statement was made by the sitting president, though the specific nature of the alleged espionage remains unverified by the source.

Key points

• President Trump asserted in November 2026 that Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, had no knowledge of a woman's alleged work for Chinese intelligence.

Context

This statement occurred during a timeframe where national security investigations were active, though the specific details of the alleged espionage are not fully detailed in the provided source.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement from the US president. The specific nature of the alleged espionage, the woman's identity, and the timeline of the alleged work are not fully detailed in the source.

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