Jensen Huang Admits to Having an Affair With Suspected Chinese Spy
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Nvidia’s board opening a spying‑related investigation around its CEO underlines how strategically exposed the AI hardware layer has become. Operators relying on any single vendor for critical compute should treat geopolitical and personal‑governance events as real continuity risks, not just PR noise.
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