Trump backs Nvidia's Huang amid affair, spy investigation
Summary
President Donald Trump said he had not heard that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had done anything wrong and said he would be willing to take him on an upcoming Asia trip. The article says Nvidia’s board is investigating Huang’s reported relationship with a person described as a suspected Chinese spy, while Republican committee chairs have requested a briefing on the matter and the company’s national security controls.Key Facts
- Trump made the comments to reporters on Sunday night.
- Trump said he would be willing to take Huang on an Asia trip planned for the following week.
- The article says Nvidia’s board has launched an investigation into Huang’s reported relationship.
- The person involved is described in the article as a suspected Chinese spy.
- The New York Times reported in late October that Trump had been briefed earlier in the year about the relationship.
- The article says Huang has frequently appeared at White House events since Trump returned to office.
- Republican House committee chairs asked Huang to agree by November 11 to a date for a briefing.
- The requested briefing would cover Huang’s relationship and Nvidia’s national security controls.
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