Trump Had Urged Nvidia’s Jensen Huang to Fight for His Job
The New York Times reports that President Trump called Nvidia's Jensen Huang days before the chipmaker announced his removal as chief executive — following revelations of affairs with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy and an employee — and urged him to keep fighting for his job. Citing advisers, the article says Trump had been warned twice about the suspected spy, took no action, and saw Nvidia as too big to fail and Huang as central to his A.I. ambitions, having let him persuade the administration to sell certain chips to China while the government took a 15 percent, later 25 percent, cut of revenue.
