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The Jensen Huang affair exposes corporate America’s China problem

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China has used its intelligence services, business relationships and industrial policies to obtain American technology and commercial secrets for decades.

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  1. MashableA third Jensen Huang affair just droppedThe ousted Nvidia leader was allegedly sleeping with multiple employees in addition to allegations he had an affair with a Chinese spy.
  2. Wired(subscription required)Jensen Huang’s $470 Billion AffairThis week on “Uncanny Valley,” the team unpacks the Nvidia CEO’s affair with an alleged Chinese spy and what that means for the AI industry.
  3. The HillThe Jensen Huang affair exposes corporate America’s China problemChina has used its intelligence services, business relationships and industrial policies to obtain American technology and commercial secrets for decades.
  4. EngadgetJensen Huang is out as NVIDIA CEOHe has held the position since the company's founding in 1993, but has recently been embroiled in an international scandal.
  5. ForbesJensen Huang Out At Nvidia After Affair ScandalsThe news comes after Nvidia shares plummeted more than 11% this week.
  6. Hacker NewsJensen Huang resigns
  7. Financial Times(subscription required)Who could run Nvidia after Jensen Huang?Chip giant co-founder’s future as chief executive is uncertain following report of a second affair
  8. New York Times(subscription required)Jensen Huang Resigns From Nvidia After AffairsThe chief executive has been under scrutiny for an affair with a woman said to be a Chinese spy, as well as for a relationship with a subordinate at his A.I. chip company. Nvidia’s finance chief, Colette Kress, was named interim leader.
  9. The Economist(subscription required)Jensen Huang must go