In the United States, the Nvidia Case Turns to the Political Crisis for Donald Trump
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Jensen Huang's resignation on the background of espionage exposes the close ties between the White House and the masters of the AI. The crisis puts to the test a company that has become vital not only for Wall Street, but also for the American president.
According to the New York Times, as early as May, the U.S. president was informed of the risks associated with the relationship between Jensen Huang, the boss of the semiconductor giant, and a Chinese entrepreneur suspected of espionage. He was directly questioned for his inaction.
In less than two years, Jensen Huang has imposed himself as a privileged interlocutor of Donald Trump, as far as weighing on American policy on artificial intelligence. A closeness today scrutinized against suspicions of Chinese espionage, reveals the Wall Street Journal.
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