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Watch this smear campaign unfold in real time right before your eyes.
Not being fiercely anti-Chinese will cost him his company: he was reckless enough to let a “Beijing spy” get close to him (an accusation with no evidence whatsoever), he has a mistress (like many other CEOs of major tech companies before him), and so on.
If these accusations don’t hold up, others will follow.
This isn’t about morality, but about technological supremacy and total obedience to the narrative that China is the enemy.
In this interview, he explains that the U.S. policy of restricting sales of Nvidia products (and those of other brands) to China is a mistake.
Mistake: “You’re either with us or against us,” the Deep State reminds him today.
Other tech moguls in strategic sectors will soon have to toe the official line and actively demonstrate their loyalty.
In 2022, I predicted in my book a global digital divide: countries in the Global South will soon have to choose between Western solutions (primarily American and Israeli, which have “bought up” everything there was to buy in the EU) and Chinese solutions.
This episode is meant to scare him. It could all end overnight if he submits. It will cost him only half his net worth in one of the high-profile divorces on the horizon.
This is the first salvo in the crackdown on American CEOs, who continue to invest heavily in China despite the official policy of “decoupling.”
Logically speaking, this witch hunt should soon cross the Atlantic.
Nvidia's out-of-hour shares fall as firm probes CEO Jensen Huang reut.rs/4sLqcjS
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🇨🇳BREAKING: Researchers in China achieved internet transmission speeds fast enough to download 20,000 4K movies in ONE SECOND.
The team set a world record in optical fiber transmission by achieving the world’s FIRST real-time, two-way transmission over 1,000 km of hollow-core fiber.
The 1,007.48-km link carried 64 terabits per second in each direction simultaneously, equivalent to 160 movies per second in each direction at 50 GB per movie.
A signal crossed 1,000 km in just 3.43 milliseconds. Light travels through the fiber’s hollow center, cutting travel time by about 30% compared with conventional glass fiber.
This is a massive breakthrough, especially for AI data centers hundreds of kilometers apart, where latency and bandwidth between facilities directly affect the efficiency of large-model training and inference.
The US is using Jensen's affair to distract the public that US stole Samsung's etching process recipe?
- Lam Research Korea CEO stepped down on Nov 6
- Replaced by US-based CEO
Well well, the real sensitive data leak.
If a magician does a trick on his right, look at his left.
Korean media report that Lam Research Korea allegedly leaked confidential information about Samsung Electronics’ etching technology.
“My understanding is that Samsung headquarters viewed this as a leak of proprietary technology and took the matter very seriously,” a person familiar with the matter said.
The reports say some believe the incident prompted the replacement of the head of Lam Research Korea.
thelec.kr/news/articleView.h…
Uh oh.
US Lam Research just stole Samsung's chip recipe.
The breach was handled at the highest corporate levels, triggering the abrupt replacement of Lam Research Korea’s CEO
Run it back turbo.
wait, it's not even 2027 yet 🤣
Finally, someone with pattern recognition skills.
Jensen advocates for Open Source
Nvidia also bought Hugging Face, which is advocating for Open Source
Jews want closed-source model.
- Both OpenAI and Anthropic controlled by Israel
- Both are also jews, pretending to be rivals
For anyone who might be at all confused as to why this Rubio-led witch hunt against Jensen Huang is happening right now:
Open Source AI and China's role in pioneering Open Source models is a threat to "The West" (Jewish domination over the American public). NVIDIA is spearpointing the American Open Source movement in both advocacy and practice, and is currently creating a lovely batch of Nemotron Open Source Models for American enterprises.
Apparently, Jensen didn't get the memo from "Western" Elites that the goyim are supposed to stay disempowered and dependent on rationed, censored, neutered intelligence doled out only by big labs like Anthropic. I am quite serious when I say that Open, Sovereign Intelligence is the key to disrupting Jewish Hegemony over America and destroying this whole corrupt system.
If Jensen is forced out of NVIDIA, he will most certainly be replaced by someone who will smother the Open Source movement in its infancy. Now is the time for him to remain stronger than ever, and proceed cautiously and accordingly now that he is getting a crash course in what happens when you step even slightly out of line from your supposed "allies."
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For anyone who might be at all confused as to why this Rubio-led witch hunt against Jensen Huang is happening right now:
Open Source AI and China's role in pioneering Open Source models is a threat to "The West" (Jewish domination over the American public). NVIDIA is spearpointing the American Open Source movement in both advocacy and practice, and is currently creating a lovely batch of Nemotron Open Source Models for American enterprises.
Apparently, Jensen didn't get the memo from "Western" Elites that the goyim are supposed to stay disempowered and dependent on rationed, censored, neutered intelligence doled out only by big labs like Anthropic. I am quite serious when I say that Open, Sovereign Intelligence is the key to disrupting Jewish Hegemony over America and destroying this whole corrupt system.
If Jensen is forced out of NVIDIA, he will most certainly be replaced by someone who will smother the Open Source movement in its infancy. Now is the time for him to remain stronger than ever, and proceed cautiously and accordingly now that he is getting a crash course in what happens when you step even slightly out of line from your supposed "allies."
Which CEO next to fall?
1. Bill Gates - Microsoft = affair in 2000
2. Harry Stonecipher - Boeing = affair in 2005
3. Eric Schmidt - Google = affair in 2006
4. Jeff Bezos - Amazon = affair in 2019
5. Brian Krzanich - Intel = affair in 2018
6. Elon Musk - Tesla = 100 wives and gfs
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U.S. CONGRESS IS LAUNCHING an investigation into Jensen Huang’s love-life—as the chip king last night published an emotional admission that he had an extramarital affair, apologizing to his wife, children, and the staff of his firm Nvidia.
The affair was clearly real enough, but the shift in the story — that she was a “Chinese spy” on a “honeypot” operation — is struggling to stand up, except among the more over-stimulated elements among western politicians and journalists.
“I owe my family and all of you an apology,” Mr Huang, 62, wrote in a public confession sent to his staff. “I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry.”
Both Republicans and Democrats said Congress is launching investigations.
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STORY CHANGED
Huang initially had a business relationship with Alice Huang Le of Megaspeed, a Singapore company that handles semiconductor trading—but it clearly turned into a full-blown affair.
For several weeks, the media has been speculating about his relationship with Ms Huang, but the story changed when a 29 Oct report in the New York Times said that US officials considered her to be not just a girlfriend, but a Chinese intelligence agent. Oooo!
“American officials had concluded that she was a Chinese intelligence asset, funneling information to Beijing,” the newspaper said.
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PILLOW TALK
This was largely meaningless, since US politicians and journalists have the unfettered imaginations of five-year-olds on speed, and consider everything from Luckin Coffee to garlic to be national security threats from China.
And pillow talk is not a good venue for stealing chip secrets.
“Give me a kiss, darling, and a copy of the nano-architecture plans for the next generation GB200 NVL72 chip platform.”
But the next steps are coming anyway. Senator Chris Coons, Democrat for Delaware, said: “Congress will investigate and get answers.”
Separately, three House Republican committee chairs asked Jensen Huang to appear for a closed-door congressional briefing on 18 November, 2026.
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BAD NEWS FOR ALL SIDES
This is bad news for all sides. An investigation by Congress will keep the story alive, increasing the harm to Mr Huang and Nvidia.
And the timing is terrible – emerging just when the AI empire that is keeping the US stock market afloat is teetering.
So why did US officials on the intelligence side stir up the story?
A businessman having a girlfriend is not big news, and fearmongering over China has been at peak level in five eyes' countries since 2018.
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WHO BENEFITS?
Cui bono? Who benefits? The western mainstream media can add another “China bad” story to the endless number of notches on its tally stick.
And US politicians can file their usual demands for more money to be diverted from welfare to warfare.
But that doesn’t seem worth it. If Nvidia is damaged, that benefits China rather than the US.
The US intelligence agencies would have been much smarter to tell Mr Huang that they had the details and hold that over him as a threat to keep him in line.
As for the fact that some Nvidia chips do go in and out of Mainland China—well, that’s been happening for a long time, and will continue until China has developed its own super-chips.
Then the story could end with a twist.
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I'm glad people still have critical thinking.
Imagine all the tards on X straight away thinking:
affair = spy
Taiwanese semiconductor analyst Andrew Lu’s take on the recent scandal involving Jensen Huang:
Why the US Seized on the Scandal to Draw Its Sword: Three Strategic Objectives
The purpose of this scandal is by no means to expose an affair. It is to force through three critical objectives that had made no headway in the tech war between the US and China because Jensen Huang opposed them.
The first cut: Completely destroy the legitimacy of Jensen Huang's lobbying against sanctions in Washington
Over the past two years, the loudest and most influential business leader in Silicon Valley opposing a total ban on chip exports to China has been Jensen Huang. He has told the White House the same thing all along: "Cede the Chinese market to Huawei, and the only one that ends up dead is the American tech industry."
But the moment US intelligence labels the woman named as Huang's affair partner "a spy working for China's Ministry of State Security who sought to steer the US toward easing its chip controls," every bit of lobbying he has done for looser controls takes on an entirely different political meaning. It becomes a national security matter, raising the possibility that a foreign spy used a secret relationship to exert influence.
Huang can no longer say a single word in defense of the Chinese market before Congress or the White House. If he does, he will be branded as someone who "fell for an intelligence operation and still hasn't come to his senses."
The second cut: Reverse the H200 export approvals for China and sever the link between Chinese shell companies and Southeast Asian smuggling networks
Look at the timing of the two reports.
On November 8, the very day the Jensen Huang scandal broke, The New York Times published an investigation for which its reporters went in person to dozens of Chinese companies that the US Commerce Department had approved to handle Nvidia's H200 chips. New Matrix in Beijing was one of them. According to the report, the registered addresses of companies approved to buy the chips turned out to be empty "ghost offices," and some of the companies had close ties to entities on US sanctions lists and to firms under contract with the Chinese military.
One exposé says Nvidia's CEO was having an affair with a female spy from Megaspeed, the Singapore company that handled the chip smuggling. The other says the Chinese companies Commerce approved to buy H200s are nothing but shell companies trading on behalf of the Chinese military. The aim of these two reports is clear. They are meant to pressure the Trump administration and the Commerce Department into fully revoking or freezing H200 export approvals for China and, going further, to force a sweeping overhaul of the loophole that let chips be diverted through data centers run by third parties in Singapore and elsewhere in Southeast Asia.
The third cut: Put Nvidia on a national security leash through congressional oversight and an independent investigation
As the world's largest company by market cap and the dominant force in AI, Nvidia has until now enjoyed broad autonomy in how it runs its business. But in the wake of this incident, the three congressional committees responsible for China, foreign affairs, and intelligence have begun examining Nvidia's internal security measures directly. They have even pressured Nvidia's board into forming an independent investigation committee to look into the company's own founder and CEO.
In effect, Washington's national security establishment has planted a watchdog right inside Nvidia's board. From now on, the goal is to make sure that everything, down to where each and every one of Nvidia's high performance chips ends up, conforms strictly to US national security strategy. It also means there is no more room for skirting the edge of the rules or releasing chips with specs specially tailored to regulatory thresholds.
Conclusion
"The scandal was a detonator set off right on cue. The real goal was to plug the holes chips were leaking through."
Jensen Huang made the fatal mistake of letting his guard down in his private life and personal relationships. In the end, he fell into a honey trap, the textbook tactic of intelligence warfare, and was compromised. America's national security and intelligence agencies ruthlessly exploited the weakness his private life had exposed. As a result, they solved three thorny problems in a single stroke: Nvidia's lobbying at the White House to ease restrictions on China, the flow of H200 chips into Chinese shell companies, and smuggling routed through Singapore.
The closed congressional hearing set for November 18 will be the decisive turning point at which the US moves in earnest to tighten its sanctions on China's AI compute even further.
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Taiwanese semiconductor analyst Andrew Lu’s take on the recent scandal involving Jensen Huang:
Why the US Seized on the Scandal to Draw Its Sword: Three Strategic Objectives
The purpose of this scandal is by no means to expose an affair. It is to force through three critical objectives that had made no headway in the tech war between the US and China because Jensen Huang opposed them.
The first cut: Completely destroy the legitimacy of Jensen Huang's lobbying against sanctions in Washington
Over the past two years, the loudest and most influential business leader in Silicon Valley opposing a total ban on chip exports to China has been Jensen Huang. He has told the White House the same thing all along: "Cede the Chinese market to Huawei, and the only one that ends up dead is the American tech industry."
But the moment US intelligence labels the woman named as Huang's affair partner "a spy working for China's Ministry of State Security who sought to steer the US toward easing its chip controls," every bit of lobbying he has done for looser controls takes on an entirely different political meaning. It becomes a national security matter, raising the possibility that a foreign spy used a secret relationship to exert influence.
Huang can no longer say a single word in defense of the Chinese market before Congress or the White House. If he does, he will be branded as someone who "fell for an intelligence operation and still hasn't come to his senses."
The second cut: Reverse the H200 export approvals for China and sever the link between Chinese shell companies and Southeast Asian smuggling networks
Look at the timing of the two reports.
On November 8, the very day the Jensen Huang scandal broke, The New York Times published an investigation for which its reporters went in person to dozens of Chinese companies that the US Commerce Department had approved to handle Nvidia's H200 chips. New Matrix in Beijing was one of them. According to the report, the registered addresses of companies approved to buy the chips turned out to be empty "ghost offices," and some of the companies had close ties to entities on US sanctions lists and to firms under contract with the Chinese military.
One exposé says Nvidia's CEO was having an affair with a female spy from Megaspeed, the Singapore company that handled the chip smuggling. The other says the Chinese companies Commerce approved to buy H200s are nothing but shell companies trading on behalf of the Chinese military. The aim of these two reports is clear. They are meant to pressure the Trump administration and the Commerce Department into fully revoking or freezing H200 export approvals for China and, going further, to force a sweeping overhaul of the loophole that let chips be diverted through data centers run by third parties in Singapore and elsewhere in Southeast Asia.
The third cut: Put Nvidia on a national security leash through congressional oversight and an independent investigation
As the world's largest company by market cap and the dominant force in AI, Nvidia has until now enjoyed broad autonomy in how it runs its business. But in the wake of this incident, the three congressional committees responsible for China, foreign affairs, and intelligence have begun examining Nvidia's internal security measures directly. They have even pressured Nvidia's board into forming an independent investigation committee to look into the company's own founder and CEO.
In effect, Washington's national security establishment has planted a watchdog right inside Nvidia's board. From now on, the goal is to make sure that everything, down to where each and every one of Nvidia's high performance chips ends up, conforms strictly to US national security strategy. It also means there is no more room for skirting the edge of the rules or releasing chips with specs specially tailored to regulatory thresholds.
Conclusion
"The scandal was a detonator set off right on cue. The real goal was to plug the holes chips were leaking through."
Jensen Huang made the fatal mistake of letting his guard down in his private life and personal relationships. In the end, he fell into a honey trap, the textbook tactic of intelligence warfare, and was compromised. America's national security and intelligence agencies ruthlessly exploited the weakness his private life had exposed. As a result, they solved three thorny problems in a single stroke: Nvidia's lobbying at the White House to ease restrictions on China, the flow of H200 chips into Chinese shell companies, and smuggling routed through Singapore.
The closed congressional hearing set for November 18 will be the decisive turning point at which the US moves in earnest to tighten its sanctions on China's AI compute even further.
Jensen got tired of interracial banging, went back to his roots.
But two Huangs don't make a right. 😌
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Let me get this straight.
Bezos cheated on his wife and $AMZN has added $2 trillion to its market cap since.
Bill Gates cheated on his wife and $MSFT has added $2 trillion to its market cap since.
Jensen Huang just cheated on his wife.
You know what happens next for $NVDA
BREAKING: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits to an extramarital relationship with a Chinese spy
75% chance he's out as $NVDA CEO before 2028
