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The New York Times headlines that Jensen Huang lost his job and that Wall Street lost its biggest prize. AI
Archive portraitThe U.S. Congress has summoned Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to testify. Capital FM in Kenya says Jensen Huang, described as a former Nvidia CEO, is summoned over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. The Hindu in India reports that Lutnick is to testify on Nvidia, citing U.S. media. AI
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Original in French: Scandale Nvidia: une guerre entre ministres de Trump, des puces suivies jusqu’en Chine et le Congrès qui s’en mêle
The Commerce Secretary will testify before Congress over the Nvidia scandal, which Libération says has put the Trump administration in turmoil. Le Devoir says the affair is splitting the Trump government, while Le Temps mentions a war between ministers and Congress getting involved. AI
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Treasury Secretary Bessent asked the Commerce Department to restrict Megaspeed, according to ANSA. The New York Times reports that Bessent criticized the Commerce Department for not blacklisting Megaspeed. AI
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The US Congress has increased scrutiny of Trump and Nvidia after Jensen Huang's exit, according to Channels TV and The Japan Times. Rappler says Huang's exit and US scrutiny threaten $3 billion in Chinese AI projects that rely on Nvidia. AI
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Original in Spanish: Trump dice que Huang está "pasando por un infierno" tras su salida de Nvidia
Trump says Jensen Huang is "going through hell" after leaving Nvidia, according to Clarín, El Universal, El Comercio and La Nación. El Universal adds that Trump calls Huang "an extraordinary man". AI
Archive portraitCBS News reports that Trump has called for former Apple leader Tim Cook to replace Jensen Huang as Nvidia CEO. NPR reports that Nvidia's CEO is stepping down, with no reason given in the headline. AI
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CBS News (US) reports that Lutnick faces scrutiny as the fallout from the Nvidia scandal grows. AI
Archive image · illustrativePBS NewsHour examines what Huang's resignation could mean for chipmakers, artificial intelligence and U.S. national security. AI
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