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5 articles about 2 events for “Alice Huang Nvidia Chips Controversy” from The Hindu. Events are ordered by how widely they were covered, how many readers opened them, and how recent they are.

Explore New Topics · 4 matching articles from 1 outlet · 2026-11-09 to 2026-11-12
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns in big blow to AI boom The Hindu · 2026-11-12

“Jensen Huang resigned as chief executive of Nvidia on Thursday (November 12, 2026), ending his 33-year run at the helm of the AI giant he co-founded after revelations he had two extramarital affairs, including with a woman accused of spying for China.”

Who is Jensen Huang and how the timeline of spy scandal unfolded The Hindu · 2026-11-12

“…nds a memo warning Trump administration officials about the Nvidia chief executive’s relationship with Alice Huang. - October 29, 2026: The New York Times reports that U.S. authorities investigated Alice Huang over suspicions that she passed intelligence to…”

Alice Huang, who reportedly had affair with Nvidia CEO, is Chinese banker turned tech exec The Hindu · 2026-11-11

“An affair between Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, who reportedly was suspected of working as a spy for Beijing, has rocked the tech and political worlds.”

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Chinese AI Firms Secure Chips Amid Spy Scandal

Technology · 1 matching article from 1 outlet · 2026-11-12
Chinese AI firms rush to secure Nvidia chip capacity as spy scandal stirs fear of U.S. curbs The Hindu · 2026-11-12

“…hinese artificial intelligence companies are trying to rent Nvidia-powered computing capacity at data centres outside China, concerned that a scandal involving the U.S. chipmaker’s chief executive Jensen Huang could spur Washington to tighten restrictions on…”

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