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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday blamed the Commerce Department for failing to blacklist Megaspeed, the Singapore company at the centre of a scandal that prompted Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang to resign.
Open original →China has warned the US against imposing additional export controls on AI chips.
Open original →Recent reports revealed that former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had an affair with Alice Huang, who was a director of Megaspeed.
Open original →Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces congressional scrutiny over an alleged Chinese spy affair and chip exports to Beijing Read Full Article at RT.com
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US Treasury chief blames Commerce Dept for failure in Nvidia scandal
Nvidia spy scandal deepens as US Treasury chief faults government over firm's chip exports
China warns against fresh US chip curbs
China warns US against further chip export restrictions amid Nvidia scandal
Bessent blames Commerce's Lutnick for not restricting Nvidia chip exports to China
China warns against new U.S. export controls on computer chips
Bessent blames U.S. Commerce Dept. for failing to blacklist firm at heart of Nvidia scandal
Nvidia scandal: Was Alice Huang really a Chinese spy?
Thursday briefing: What we do (and don’t) know about Alice Huang and the Nvidia affair
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