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Nvidia Scandal Tests US-China Truce Ahead of Summit
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's affair with Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman suspected of spying for Beijing, has triggered investigations and a shareholder lawsuit, with Nvidia shedding about $430 billion in market value over two sessions, according to Korea Times reports. The scandal has raised national security concerns in the US and prompted calls to tighten semiconductor export controls, which analysts say may test the fragile US-China truce just days before President Donald Trump's planned summit, Korea Times reports. KBS World confirms Huang admitted the affair on Sunday, and Nvidia's board is probing whether he was a target of foreign intelligence efforts. Korean outlets like Business Korea note adverse effects are spreading to tech policy, but no documents detail specific Korean public reactions beyond reporting the global fallout.
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