Nvidia Falls as CEO Jensen Huang Admits to Affair With Alleged Spy
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Market reaction to Jensen Huang’s admitted affair with an alleged spy shows how quickly personal conduct can be priced into the AI trade. If your dependency on a single vendor or leader is that high, treat succession and compliance posture as part of your technical risk model.
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