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"A Detonator Set Off Right On Cue": Why Washington Seized On The Jensen Huang Scandal To Draw Its Sword
"A Detonator Set Off Right On Cue": Why Washington Seized On The Jensen Huang Scandal To Draw Its Sword
The affair was the headline. The chips were the point...That, at least, is the read from Taiwanese semiconductor analyst Andrew Lu, whose take on the Nvidia (NVDA) spy scandal has been making the rounds on X courtesy of a translation by Jukan. It landed just hours after Jensen Huang told staff in a memo that "I was unfaithful to my wife", and Nvidia's board launched an independent investigation into whether its...
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