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Scandal surrounding Jensen Huang: FT investigation into Nvidia chief's relationship with Chinese spy

11 November 2026 12:03by Редакция

Incident involving Nvidia chief

A major scandal is unfolding in the technology sector, particularly in the artificial intelligence industry, involving Jensen Huang. The head of Nvidia is reportedly having an affair with a Chinese spy, betraying his wife.

Investigation details

The source of this information is a journalistic investigation by the Financial Times. Reporters gained access to classified US intelligence data, which formed the basis for publishing these details.

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