Nvidia scandal: How close was ex-CEO to Trump?
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Nvidia’s former chief executive Jensen Huang resigned after reports of extramarital affairs, including one involving a person suspected of being a Chinese spy. U.S. lawmakers have called him to answer questions in December about his ties to President Donald Trump and his lobbying against limits on sales of advanced AI chips to China.Key Facts
- Jensen Huang was Nvidia’s chief executive before resigning.
- Huang resigned after reports of extramarital affairs.
- One reported affair involved a person suspected of being a Chinese spy.
- U.S. lawmakers have called Huang to answer questions in December.
- Huang was an informal adviser to President Donald Trump on artificial intelligence.
- Huang spent years lobbying against restrictions on sales of advanced AI chips to China.
- The proposed restrictions were tied to national security concerns.
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