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    Once adored like a rock star, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang now faces awkward questions at home in Taiwan

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang has led to an FBI investigation. The claims about Alice being a Chinese agent have surprised many in Taiwan. Following the news, some stores in Taipei are considering removing photos of Huang. Authorities in Taiwan are closely monitoring any future entries of Alice Huang into the country.

    Could Huang, Nvidia and company's board be held liable over affair scandal?

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is under scrutiny due to rumored connections with a suspected Chinese intelligence asset. An independent committee of directors is investigating potential implications for Nvidia and its stakeholders. Various legal actions, including a proposed class action lawsuit, are being explored by investors. Federal securities regulators may also investigate for possible violations of disclosure laws. The outcome of these investigations could impact the company's future and stock value.

    ‘The Nvidia case can help us limit East India Company-like practices’

    Stanford professor Fred Turner argues that Silicon Valley's culture, shaped by Cold War computing research and the 1960s counterculture, has evolved into a system where powerful technology leaders exercise influence with limited institutional checks.

    Before Jensen's Alice, there was Fang Fang: China's other woman spy

    Newly declassified FBI files have revealed details of Chinese businesswoman Christine Fang's efforts to build relationships with American politicians, including former Congressman Eric Swalwell, as part of a suspected Chinese intelligence operation.

    Chinese woman accused of spying on Nvidia boss entered Taiwan on Hong Kong passport

    The woman accused of spying for China during an affair with Nvidia chief Jensen Huang used a Hong Kong passport to enter Taiwan, the island's immigration agency said Wednesday, as authorities investigate the incident. "Our government's relevant agencies are fully informed of the relevant records and information," National Immigration Agency Director-General Lin Horng-en told reporters, confirming that Alice Huang used a Hong Kong passport to enter Taiwan.

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