Nvidia ex-CEO Jensen Huang was 'honey trapped' by suspected Chinese agent: investigators
By Global News
Nvidia's former CEO Jensen Huang's resignation is a stark reminder that in the AI race, sometimes the biggest vulnerability is human. The former CEO is at the centre of a major geopolitical scandal. Huang is caught up in a so-called honey trap allegedly planted by China. Touria Izri digs deeper into the fallout and…
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