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Huang affair scandal rattles tech, Korea
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to an inappropriate relationship with a female entrepreneur suspected of ties to Chinese intelligence, prompting a board investigation and renewed scrutiny of his ties to President Donald Trump, who said Huang had "no idea" the woman was an alleged spy and was "suffering greatly." The Korea Times reports the scandal has cast a shadow over Nvidia's Korea partnerships, with Korean industry officials concerned it could affect the U.S. AI ecosystem, while Business Korea notes the "Jensen Huang Risk" is fanning uncertainty in Korea's chip sector. Korean media have also resurfaced Huang's past TV appearance with his wife, drawing renewed attention to his comments about her amid the affair allegations.
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