Nvidia has engaged the law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz to probe allegations against CEO Jensen Huang, who is implicated in a case involving a suspected Chinese spy named Alice Huang. While Jensen has acknowledged a personal relationship with Alice, he firmly denies any involvement in espionage. The FBI has also launched a separate investigation, but Nvidia reassures all stakeholders that trade secrets and national security remain intact. Nvidia has engaged the law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz to probe allegations against CEO Jensen Huang, who is implicated in a case involving a suspected Chinese spy named Alice Huang. While Jensen has acknowledged a personal relationship with Alice, he firmly denies any involvement in espionage. The FBI has also launched a separate investigation, but Nvidia reassures all stakeholders that trade secrets and national security remain intact.
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Nvidia hires top US law firm to investigate affair between CEO Huang and Chinese spy
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