REBECCA GRANT: Jensen Huang owes America an apology, and Nvidia owes investors answers
According to the Financial Times, Alice Huang boasted to investors about her ability to secure Nvidia chips, likely on the black market, for use in non-American data center projects in Southeast Asia.
Key points
- One has to wonder: Does Huang not realize that Nvidia has made him a major national security player and, therefore, a target for espionage?
- AMERICA AND CHINA ARE FIGHTING FOR THE FUTURE OF AI — CHIPS ARE THE BATTLEFIELD Winning the race with China – whether in the Pacific, in space or in AI – is the top challenge for America, as laid out by all the recent national security strategies from both the Biden administration and Trump’s White House.
- Huang’s former company, Megaspeed, is being investigated for allegedly smuggling Nvidia "chips" called GPUs.
How embarrassing that the brilliant Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, apparently fell for this Hollywood movie cliché.
NVIDIA CASE HIGHLIGHTS RISKS OF ALLEGED 'HONEYPOT' SCHEMES TARGETING EXECUTIVES "You deserve better from me," Huang said to Nvidia employees and shareholders in a press release on Sunday.
Additional details
- CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINION Let’s just hope that if any gifts were exchanged, the object of Huang’s affection got diamonds, not information on the Blackwell chip architecture.
- Huang has been a front-line warrior in America’s race to stay ahead of China in AI.
- A Chinese assault on Nvidia is scary for Americans because Nvidia holds as much as an 80% market share of the world’s most advanced data center AI chips.
- NVIDIA SHARES FALL AFTER INVESTIGATION INTO CEO'S RELATIONSHIP WITH ALLEGED CHINESE SPY To win the AI competition, the U.S.
- This whole sorry tale proves once again that Xi Jinping and his minions will stop at nothing to slash America’s lead in AI.
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