Trump Called Jensen Huang: ‘Fight for Your Job’ | Nvidia Ceo Exit | China Spy Allegations

US President Donald Trump reportedly called Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang days before his exit as the company's chief executive, urging him to fight to keep his job, according to a New York Times report cited by Reuters. The call reportedly took place on Tuesday, November 10, just two days before Huang stepped down on November 12.

Huang's departure follows revelations about two alleged extramarital relationships, including one involving Alice Huang, a businesswoman whom US intelligence officials reportedly suspect of having links to Chinese intelligence. The allegations have triggered questions about Nvidia's business dealings in China, the security of advanced AI chips and the possible national-security implications.

Trump had previously expressed support for Huang, saying he believed the executive did not know the woman was allegedly a spy. The US President later described Huang as a “legend” after his exit. However, the US Justice Department has said it has not reached a conclusion on whether Alice Huang was a Chinese spy; the FBI is investigating the reports.

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