Trump urged Jensen Huang to hold on at Nvidia before his resignation
Donald Trump phoned Jensen Huang to encourage him to hold on at the helm of Nvidia amid the scandal over his extramarital affairs, one of them with an alleged spy, according to The New York Times. Two days later, Huang resigned at the request of the board. The FBI is investigating the case, and a May intelligence report flagged suspicions about his link to Alice Huang, a businesswoman suspected of moving Nvidia chips to China. Trump called him an "extraordinary talent" and proposed Tim Cook as his replacement.
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- Trump called Jensen Huang to encourage him to stay at Nvidia despite pressure, according to The New York Times
- Huang resigned two days after the call, at the request of the company's board
- The FBI is investigating the case, and a May intelligence report pointed to suspicions about his relationship with Alice Huang
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