The head of Nvidia had a relationship with a Chinese woman, whom US intelligence agencies suspect of spying. Trump knew about it a year ago - but did nothing.
American intelligence agencies suspect that the woman with whom Jensen Huang had a relationship was recruited by Chinese intelligence. She worked for a company in Singapore that bought Nvidia chips.
The intelligence services reported their suspicions to Donald Trump a year ago. He decided not to do anything so as not to complicate relations with Beijing. And later he even invited Huang to join his delegation for a trip to China.
Nvidia is now the second most valuable public company in the world after Apple. High positions in it are occupied by Huang's children and son-in-law, and his wife manages his personal and financial affairs. Following a series of media reports, Huang publicly apologized to his family and employees. The board of directors has opened an investigation, and the company's shares are falling in price.