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Singapore firm in Nvidia scandal; India on US ‘double standards’: 7 Asia highlights

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The article summarizes several news items related to Asian politics and business, focusing on a scandal involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and a little-known Singapore-registered firm accused of being involved in alleged Chinese espionage activities. The piece also mentions other regional highlights but does not provide further details about them.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an affair with a suspected Chinese spy, leading his company's board to launch an independent investigation. The affair and alleged espionage have drawn scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers who are pushing for tougher export controls on China. Nvidia’s shares dropped by 8% after the news broke in October. The situation has raised concerns about potential national security risks and could impact the broader AI industry, given Huang's influential position in tech circles.

Written for “Nvidia CEO Spy Scandal” on 2026-11-10, grounded in this article and the 163 other(s) covering the same event.

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From Jenson Huang’s scandal ensnaring a Singapore firm to a Prabowo-Widodo rift, here are a few highlights from SCMP’s recent Asia reporting A little-known Singapore-registered company is embroiled in a mounting love scandal surrounding Nvidia chief Jensen Huang and US allegations of Chinese espionage. asserted

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