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Megaspeed, chip firm at center of Nvidia scandal, pledges to cooperate with U.S. investigation
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HONG KONG — Megaspeed, the tech company at the center of the Chinese spy scandal engulfing Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, said Thursday it will cooperate with U.S. government investigations.
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The New York Times reported that Nvidia’s board is weighing Jensen Huang’s future after he admitted to an affair with a woman U.S. intelligence says was spying for China; Forbes reported the board met to discuss removing him after revelations about two extramarital affairs. Nvidia shares fell in pre-market trading and Nvidia perpetual futures dropped as traders reacted to the leadership reports, according to Crypto Briefing and CoinDesk.
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First reported by National Review at · 3 outlets in all
- NBC NewsMegaspeed, chip firm at center of Nvidia scandal, pledges to cooperate with U.S. investigationHONG KONG — Megaspeed, the tech company at the center of the Chinese spy scandal engulfing Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, said Thursday it will cooperate with U.S. government investigations.
- APNvidia CEO Jensen Huang's future uncertain as Megaspeed pledges to cooperate with US probe
- National ReviewThe Nvidia Scandal Is a Warning ShotThe efforts that the Chinese appear to be making to get hold of a U.S. product make the case for not selling it to them.