
Nvidia oo baaritaan ku billowday xiriirka Jensen Huang iyo haweeney sirdoon lagu tuhmay
Nvidia waxay billowday baaritaan ka dib markii maamulaha guud Jensen Huang qirtay xiriir jacayl uu la lahaa haweeney ay saraakiisha sirdoonka Maraykanku aaminsan yihiin inay sirdoon u tahay Shiinaha, sida ay qortay Financial Times.
Xiriirka la sheegay iyo baaritaanka
Wargeyska Financial Times ayaa markii ugu horreysay qoray xiriirka Huang uu la lahaa Alice H., oo ah maamule ka tirsan Megaspeed, shirkad fadhigeedu yahay Singapore oo macmiil u ah Nvidia, lagana tuhmay inay isku dayday inay ka gudubto xakamaynta dhoofinta si ay chips-ka horumarsan ee Nvidia ugu geyso Shiinaha. Saraakiisha sirdoonka Maraykanku waxay aaminsan yihiin in Alice H. ay tahay sirdoon ay qortay hay'adda sirdoonka Wasaaradda Amniga Dawladda ee Shiinaha.
Mawqifka Nvidia iyo Trump
Nvidia waxay sheegtay in Huang uu ahaa bartilmaameedka dadaal sirdoon shisheeye, iyadoo guddiga maamulka uu sheegay in baaritaanku uu baari doono dhammaan macluumaadka la heli karo. Guddiga waxa uu sheegay in aanu sabab u hayn in amniga qaranka ama sirta Nvidia la waxyeeleeyay. Madaxweynaha Maraykanka Donald Trump ayaa Huang ku tilmaamay nin sharaf leh, isagoo sheegay in aanu isaga la hadlin arrinta.
Saameynta suuqa iyo xiisadda chips-ka
Saamiyada Nvidia ayaa hoos u dhacay ganacsigii hore ee Isniinta. Falanqeeye Tim Culpan ayaa sheegay in ra'yiga Huang uu hadda miisaan yar yeelan doono, taasina ay mustaqbalka fog saameyn ku yeelanayso danaha shirkadda. Falanqeeye Richard Windsor ayaa sheegay in arrintu ay si weyn u saameyn karto Nvidia, maadaama Huang uu gacmo-furan yahay oo aanu jirin beddel muuqda. Nvidia waxay noqotay shirkaddii ugu horreysay adduunka ee gaarta $5 trillion bishii Oktoobar 2025.
The chipmaker says its CEO "has been the target of a foreign intelligence effort" and that independent directors and an external law firm will examine all available information.
Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has admitted to an affair with a woman whom US intelligence officials believe was working as a spy for China, the Financial Times first reported. Nvidia is now initiating an investigation led by independent board members and an external law firm.
What Nvidia and the White House have said
Nvidia said in a statement that Huang "has been the target of a foreign intelligence effort." Its board said: "The board prioritizes US national and economic security, which is paramount to the interests of Nvidia and its shareholders. While the board has no reason to believe that either national security or Nvidia secrets were compromised, the board's inquiry will examine all available information." The company's shares fell in early trading on Monday.
US President Donald Trump, with whom Huang has a close relationship, backed the Nvidia boss: "He's an honorable guy. I have not spoken to him about it. I just know he's a fine person, but you never know what is going on. I hope everything's fine."
The woman at the center of the allegations
The woman is Alice H., an executive at Megaspeed, a Singapore-based customer of Nvidia that has been suspected of trying to circumvent export controls to get advanced Nvidia chips into China. The US government and its intelligence community believe she was recruited as a spy by China's Ministry of State Security intelligence agency, according to the Financial Times.
US government officials drafted a memo about the allegations shortly before Trump traveled to Beijing for a summit with Xi Jinping in May.
Why analysts say the affair carries weight for Nvidia
Tim Culpan, an Asia tech reporter, said Huang's opinion is going to carry a lot less weight now and that this will flow through to Nvidia's corporate interests in the long term. Richard Windsor, a tech analyst and founder of Radio Free Mobile, said the news could be very serious for Nvidia because Huang is very hands-on and there is no obvious successor.
Washington's central fear over the affair is that it could have led to Beijing obtaining vital trade secrets or other key information about how Nvidia makes its most advanced chips. Windsor said he is far from convinced that Chinese AI has materially benefited from technology or illicit chip imports that it gained from Nvidia.
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