Sex scandal involving ex-Nvidia CEO pressures White House on China tech export policy
A sex scandal involving former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is putting pressure on the White House, raising questions about decisions regarding US technology export policies toward China. The affair has sparked scrutiny over the administration's handling of national security concerns. Huang, who had exceptional access to President Trump, allegedly had a relationship with Alice Huang, a former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, suspected by US intelligence of ties to Chinese intelligence. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick resisted action against Megaspeed despite warnings, a decision now under investigation. Bipartisan lawmakers are demanding answers, with Democrats launching inquiries and Republicans questioning the administration's approach. While the White House expresses confidence in Lutnick, officials are reportedly considering whether to force his resignation, as questions remain about why warnings were not acted upon.