Jensen's Honeytrap Problem
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Jensen's Honeytrap Problem

B2Upper-intermediateNovember 9, 202623 min
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Jensen Huang’s scandal blew up: Nvidia’s board opened a probe after he admitted an affair with an alleged Chinese spy, Rubio’s memo surfaced, and shell firms got H200 approvals. Also, I covered Apple’s John Ternus pushing Siri toward agents. Sources: US officials believe Jensen Huang had a romantic relationship with Alice Huang, who they allege was recruited to spy for China’s top spy agency, MSS (Financial Times) Nvidia’s board launched a probe into whether Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign spy plot, after he admitted to the board he’d been intimate with...

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Welcome to The Tech Review, right home from Monday, November 9th, 2026. I'm Brian McCullough. Today, Jensen Wong's scandal blew up into the biggest tech story maybe in years. Invidia's board opened a probe after he admitted to the affair with an alleged

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Chinese spy. Shell firms are mysteriously getting H-200 approvals and Apple's John Ternis pushes Apple toward agents. Here's what you miss today in the world of tech. Now that the midterm elections have come and gone, business leaders can and should expect

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