INFORMATION SECURITY
US Supreme Court to consider lawsuit over Robinhood's 2021 IPO
Robinhood Markets has filed an appeal with the US Supreme Court concerning a class action lawsuit brought forth by investors. The lawsuit claims the company misled investors ahead of its IPO in July 2021 by not revealing how reduced trading volumes would affect their investments. After initially dismissing the case, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has reopened it, with Supreme Court deliberations expected by late June.
Rice stocks diverted for ethanol come under WTO scanner
Canada has raised concerns at the WTO about India's diversion of publicly-held rice stocks for ethanol production. This inquiry follows similar questions from the US regarding the implications for food security and trade rules. Canada seeks specific details about the quantities of rice diverted since 2020 and the sale prices to distilleries. The WTO's Committee on Agriculture will discuss these questions later this month.
SPOs' killing: J&K Police issues posters of 3 wanted militants, declares 30 L reward
Jammu and Kashmir Police issued posters of three wanted militants following the killing of two special police officers. The officers were found dead in a forest area after going missing during patrolling duty. A cash reward of ₹30 lakh has been announced for information leading to the arrest of the militants. Meanwhile, security forces continue their manhunt for another militant involved in a recent attack.
German watchdog warns some cooling systems remain vulnerable to hacking
Hacking attacks on European supermarkets spread across the continent last week, hitting fridges and freezers from Sweden to Belgium and forcing stores to throw away food in an incident that echoed a similar attack in France last month.
Singapore barred Alice Huang from re-entry; flags limited US help in Megaspeed probe
Alice Huang, under suspicion of acting as a spy for China, has been denied re-entry into Singapore after presenting misleading information. The government issued a cautionary notice linked to her activities with Megaspeed International during a probe. US authorities offered limited assistance about Supermicro despite requests. In June 2025, her passport was confiscated to guarantee her attendance at proceedings.
Two weeks after the US restricted Nvidia’s China chips, a four-month-old Shanghai firm became a ‘preferred partner’ - here’s why the timing matters
A Shanghai company secured Nvidia's Preferred Cloud Partner status just four months after its founding and two weeks after the US expanded chip export restrictions on China. An investigation by The Information has since linked its ownership to Alice Huang's family and examined its place in a wider network handling billions of dollars in Nvidia GPUs.
Where is Alice Huang? Jensen Huang admits affair, but her silence and unknown whereabouts raise questions as Congress seeks answers over Nvidia China spy claims
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to being unfaithful to his wife, drawing fresh attention to former Megaspeed executive Alice Huang. As questions over her alleged links to Chinese intelligence remain unresolved, Nvidia’s board has launched an investigation and Republican lawmakers are seeking answers from the CEO.
Nvidia to Anthropic, OpenAI & Meta: Here are the five biggest tech scandals of 2026 explained in a nutshell
In 2026, significant scandals rocked the technology sector, involving major companies like Nvidia, Anthropic, OpenAI, and Meta. Jensen Huang resigned from Nvidia amid allegations related to a personal relationship and potential security concerns. Anthropic faced lawsuits over unauthorized use of copyrighted materials for AI training data, raising intellectual property issues. OpenAI and Meta dealt with security failures related to AI agents and Instagram account safety, respectively.
He’s no longer Nvidia’s CEO, so does Jensen Huang still have to face Congress on November 18?
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang has received an invitation to a closed-door briefing with US lawmakers regarding his ties with Alice Huang. This meeting, scheduled for November 18 following Nvidia's earnings call, raises concerns over national security, particularly about technology access by China. Although Nvidia has yet to confirm Huang's attendance, the company maintains that his customer interactions are standard business operations.
Megaspeed, firm central to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's scandal, pledges to cooperate with US probe
In its first statement since Huang admitted to having an affair with a Chinese woman and former executive of the company, Megaspeed International said Thursday that it takes its obligation to comply with U.S. export control laws "extremely seriously."
Deadline day: Will Jensen Huang face Congress? Nvidia must answer today, as Democrats push China chip limits into the defence bill
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang asked by 3 Republican lawmakers to brief Congress on November 18 over alleged China spy links. Here's what they want to know about Alice Huang and Megaspeed.
Singapore questioned Alice Huang over false import declarations, then dropped the case; here's where she went next
US agencies believe that Alice Huang was a Megaspeed executive and a Chinese spy. She was assigned the role to feed information back to China. Alice was allegedly given the role of developing a close relationship with Jensen, and gathering information about Nvidia. It was reported that China wanted information about Nvidia's advanced AI chips and business strategy.
Indian Navy to conduct fifth Sea Vigil exercise from November 11, covering entire coastline and EEZ
The Indian Navy has launched the Sea Vigil-26 exercise to assess India's coastal defense preparedness. Scheduled from November 11 to 19, this exercise will cover the entire coastline and Exclusive Economic Zone. It involves multiple agencies, including the Coast Guard and local communities, to enhance maritime security. This exercise is crucial for identifying gaps and improving coordination among various security forces.
Nvidia servers still in their boxes: As Jensen Huang's controversy grows, here's what a US official found inside Megaspeed's Malaysian data centre in 2024
The US agencies believe that Alice Huang was a Megaspeed executive and a Chinese spy. She was assigned the role to feed the information back to China. Megaspeed is a Singapore-based AI infrastructure company. According to reports, it had purchased $4.8 billion in Nvidia chips over the last two years.
Nvidia earnings next Tuesday, Congress on Wednesday: Jensen Huang faces the most consequential 48 hours of his career
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces mounting scrutiny as the company prepares to report earnings on November 17 and Republican lawmakers seek a congressional briefing the following day. An independent board investigation into his relationship with Alice Huang, who is suspected of Chinese intelligence links, has added to questions about national security and chip sales.
At least 300 Italian schools evacuated after email bomb alerts
At least 300 schools in Italy were evacuated on Wednesday after receiving the same bomb alert message, the education minister said. The security alert came amid rising
Google agrees to addition privacy protections in Spirit Airlines data sale
The agreement clears the way next week for approval of Google's $10 million deal to acquire Spirit data to train AI models. The union said it had won a more rigorous de-identification process than previously planned and added significant employee data will be excluded from the sale, including health and medical information.
Jensen Huang and the Chinese spy honeytrap: How does China allegedly use this strategy to gather sensitive US information? Here's how it works
US intelligence assessments had concluded that Alice had been recruited by China's Ministry of State Security (MSS). She was allegedly given the role of developing a close relationship with Jensen. She was tasked to gather information about Nvidia. It was reported that China wanted information about Nvidia's advanced AI chips and business strategy.
Jensen Huang's $7.5 million Hawaii hideaway: Inside Nvidia CEO's oceanfront Maui home in an exclusive gated community; what makes it unique?
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and wife, Lori Huang, purchased a property on the Hawaiian island of Maui. Hawaii became a popular destination for the rich people to purchase property over the years. According to reports, the nearly 8,000-square-foot house has belonged to Huang since 2004. He reportedly spent $7.5 million to acquire it. The property is surrounded by greenery and is situated close to the Pacific Ocean.
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