The “boring” data centre chief executive was spotted photo bombing Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, his lover and suspected Chinese agent.
The jury is out if Nvidia’s Jensen Huang getting honey-potted by former Megaspeed executive and suspected Chinese spy Alice Huang is the corporate story of the year. But gosh, it’s got to be close.
It has everything. As this column revealed on Tuesday, there’s even NextDC’s Craig Scroggie lurking in the background as some sort of third man in.
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In a matter of days, a corporate scandal has toppled the leader of the world’s second-most valuable company, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang; thrust his family into the spotlight; raised huge questions about the future of the AI industry; and landed on Washington’s doorstep.
Jensen Huang’s resignation from the AI chipmaker Nvidia has sent shockwaves through the global economy. The fallout is not over yet, with criticism mounting over the apparent lack of action from the US commerce secretary. Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian’s global technology reporter, Aisha Down
New research shows the most advanced AI models from China were trained on banned Nvidia chips.
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.
Jensen Huang's personal life may have triggered the crisis, but the questions now reach into the White House itself.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned this week after reports of multiple affairs, including one with a suspected Chinese spy, Alice Huang.
