The Nvidia boss has been something of a “Trump-whisperer” on US export controls, advocating to sell chips to China to keep it hooked on the US tech stack.
The Jensen Huang affair has all the elements of a Hollywood spy thriller.
A charismatic entrepreneur controlling the most valuable company in the world. A young honeypot allegedly working at the behest of the Chinese government. And a US president whose policies have been heavily influenced by said entrepreneur, much to the chagrin of China hawks in his own administration.
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The political climate heading into next week's Trump-Xi summit is drastically different from the last meeting in September.
With all eyes on the Nvidia sex scandal, questions are being asked about China's vast and complex spy networks, and just how much influence they have around the world.
Nvidia’s ‘hidden’ emissions are enormous.
The founder’s stunning departure removes Beijing’s biggest advocate in Silicon Valley, accelerates chip stockpiling, and leaves Asian suppliers bracing for what comes next.
The former tech CEO is obsessed with the power of storytelling. But he hasn't spun his way out of his sex scandals.
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