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Trump's close ties to Nvidia's Huang scrutinized after foreign intelligence concerns
President Trump's relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is under investigation after concerns arose about Huang potentially being targeted by foreign intelligence. Nvidia's board is looking into this following a New York Times report linking Huang to Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman suspected of passing sensitive information to the Chinese government. Shares of Nvidia dropped over 4% in response.
Senator Chris Coons is pushing for clarity on the implications of Huang's ties to Trump and the administration's decisions regarding AI exports to China. A group of Democratic representatives is demanding answers from the Commerce Department about its awareness of these intelligence concerns.
Huang has maintained a close connection with Trump, attending significant events and even flying with him to China on Air Force One. Reports indicate Trump was informed about Huang's ties to Alice Huang but chose not to act on the information. Trump recently stated that the FBI is investigating the matter, expressing his belief in Huang's innocence.
The scrutiny comes amid a backdrop of favorable policy decisions for Nvidia, including the lifting of export restrictions on certain AI chips to China, which have raised eyebrows about the potential influence Huang may have had in the administration.
DC Studios shakeup: James Gunn and Peter Safran exit as Marvel veteran Jeremy Latcham takes over
The shake-up comes just four years after Gunn and Safran took the helm, with Latcham set to lead DC Studios into its next chapter following the Skydance-Paramount merger. Superman, Batman and the rest of the DC heroes are getting a new boss, yet again. Skydance Motion Picture Group announced Monday (Nov 9) that James Gunn and Peter Safran are stepping down as co-chief executives after four years leading DC Studios. Although their first film leading the superhero factory, Superman, reached theatres only last year, their DC run has come to an abrupt end.
James Gunn and Peter Safran May Be Out, But Their DCU Needs to Continue
James Gunn and Peter Safran are out as co-CEOs of DC Studios, making way for Jeremy Latcham, a veteran from the MCU. This shake-up comes at a time when DC has been trying to find its footing amidst a lot of corporate turmoil and mixed results at the box office. While fans are still reeling from the news, it’s crucial that the DC Universe continues its momentum, despite the leadership change.
For years, Warner Bros. has struggled to create a cohesive shared universe to rival Marvel’s. Their attempts have been hit or miss, with standout successes like solo Batman films but disappointing entries like "Batman v Superman." The lack of a clear direction has been evident, especially with the constant changes in creative leadership and conflicting visions. Gunn and Safran's arrival in 2023 brought a bold plan for the DCU, aiming to establish a unified narrative with projects like Superman and Supergirl, but the recent box office failures have raised questions about their approach.
Critics have pointed out that Gunn and Safran may have overlooked some of DC's biggest characters in favor of lesser-known ones. As Skydance takes the reins, there’s a call for a more traditional focus on iconic figures like Wonder Woman and Batman. While Gunn’s creative style has its merits, it might be time for a shift towards more mainstream appeal, especially in the early stages of the new DCU.
It’s essential for Skydance to maintain the continuity and core elements established by Gunn and Safran. Starting fresh would only confuse fans further after the tumultuous transition from the DCEU to the DCU. Projects already in development, like "Man of Tomorrow" and "The People v. Gorilla Grodd," should not be scrapped, as that would be a costly mistake. Instead, they should build on the foundation laid out, ensuring that the DC brand can thrive without losing its identity.
Ultimately, there’s still potential for Gunn to contribute creatively, even if he’s not leading the charge. His unique perspective could be invaluable in shaping future projects, allowing him to focus on storytelling while others handle the corporate side. The key takeaway is that the DCU needs a clear vision moving forward, one that respects its history while also adapting to what audiences want.
Trump says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told him he didn’t know businesswoman was a spy
The incident underscores the vulnerability of tech leaders to espionage, impacting investor confidence and prompting scrutiny of corporate governance. The post Trump says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told him he didn’t know businesswoman was a spy appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Trump says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told him he did not know the woman linked to him was a spy
US President Donald Trump on Nov 10 said he spoke to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang after a media report linked him to a businesswoman accused of passing information to China, and that Huang told him that he had no idea that the woman was a spy. Nvidia’s board launched a probe after the New York Times said Huang had a close relationship with a Chinese businesswoman whom US intelligence officials believe shared information with Beijing. Nvidia shares hit a seven-month low on Nov 10.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits affair with possible Chinese asset
Nvidia’s board has opened an investigation into its CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted to an affair, amid allegations he had a romantic relationship with a woman US authorities feel is likely a Chinese spy. The AI hardware giant’s board published a statement on Sunday afternoon that states it is “initiating an independent investigation in light of recent reporting that founder and CEO Jensen Huang has been the target of a foreign intelligence effort.” The New York Times is the source of that reporting.
Trump’s close ties to Nvidia’s Huang scrutinised after foreign intelligence concerns
U.S. President Donald Trump’s close relationship with embattled Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang came under renewed scrutiny on Monday (November 9, 2026), after the company said its board was investigating whether the tech executive has been the target of a foreign intelligence effort. Mr. Huang is one of Mr. Trump’s closest allies in Silicon Valley, and the relationship between the two dates to at least 2025.
James Gunn And Peter Safran's DC Exit Exposes A Bigger Hollywood Problem
James Gunn and Peter Safran are officially out as DC Studios co-heads in what is a major shock to both the industry and fans expecting much more from their still burgeoning DC Universe. The pair were announced as the shepherds of DC's cinematic enterprise back in November 2022. But four years later, their journey has come to a premature end. What comes next is anyone's guess.
Elon Musk says Tesla will refund many Cybertruck orders for this unconventional reason
Elon Musk has had a rough week. His nearly half a billion dollars in midterm spending on Republican candidates went to waste as a blue tsunami swept the nation. Stocks for his companies Tesla and SpaceX fell in the wake of the election. And to top it off, Musk announced that Tesla would be “winding down” production of its infamous Cybertrucks by the middle of 2027. Now, Musk announced another layer to Cybertruck’s discontinuation: It will require Tesla to issue refunds to “a lot of people” who’ve ordered the vehicle and won’t receive one.
Russell Brand sentenced to 10 years and 6 months for rape and sexual assault
Former comedian Russell Brand was jailed for 10 years and 6 months at Southwark Crown Court in London on Monday after being convicted last week on charges of rape and sexual assault. "You were clever – and in many people's eyes, funny and charismatic," said Judge Joel Bennathan before imposing the sentence. "Y…