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Nvidia to probe reports that Chinese intelligence targeted CEO Jensen Huang

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Briefings

Nvidia's board announced an investigation into reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by foreign intelligence, specifically citing a New York Times report alleging an affair with a US intelligence executive believed to gather information for Beijing. Huang pledged cooperation during the inquiry and will remain CEO throughout the process.

Key points

• Nvidia's board announced an investigation into reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by foreign intelligence, specifically citing a New York Times report alleging an affair with a US intelligence executive believed to gather information for Beijing.
• Jensen Huang pledged cooperation during the inquiry and will remain CEO throughout the process.

Context

Reports surfaced that Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, had an affair with an executive US intelligence believed to be gathering information for Beijing. The board responded by initiating an investigation into these allegations.

Limitations

Investigation details remain unconfirmed; specific intelligence agencies involved are not identified; exact timeline of the affair is unknown; cooperation pledge is stated but not verified.

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