Trump urged Nvidia's Jensen Huang to fight for his job before CEO exit

news18.com —

President Donald Trump reportedly called Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang on November 10, urging him to fight to keep his job, two days before Huang stepped down as CEO on November 12. Huang's departure follows revelations of two alleged extramarital relationships, including one with businesswoman Alice Huang, whom US intelligence suspects of links to Chinese intelligence. The allegations have raised questions about Nvidia's China dealings and national security. Trump previously expressed support for Huang, saying he believed the executive did not know the woman was allegedly a spy, and later called him a "legend." The Justice Department has not concluded whether Alice Huang was a spy, and the FBI is investigating.


With a significance score of 2.2, this news ranks in the top 18% of today's 29724 analyzed articles.

Get summaries of news with significance over 5.5 (usually ~10 stories per week). Read by 10,000+ subscribers: