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Nvidia CEO's Daughter Cancels Korea Visit Amid Spy Reports
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's eldest daughter, Madison Huang, a senior director at the company, abruptly canceled her planned visit to South Korea, leading to the cancellation of a series of scheduled meetings, according to sources cited by Yonhap and the Korea Times on Nov. 7. The visit had been planned for Sunday, but was called off without a stated reason. This follows recent reports that U.S. intelligence assessed a Chinese executive at a Singapore-based data center company, who had close contact with Huang, as a Chinese intelligence asset, as reported by Business Korea on Oct. 30. Additionally, three Republican committee chairs in the U.S. House of Representatives have formally requested a closed-door briefing with Huang over his reported relationship with the associate, per Business Korea on Nov. 6. Korean media coverage focuses on these developments, but no documents indicate a formal board probe into Huang's affair.
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