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Before news broke of his affair with a suspected Chinese spy, Nvidia’s Huang told Fortune his company “could be of great service” to the country | Fortune

Open the sourceReported by Fortune, fortune.com, 9 November 2026, by Beatrice Nolan

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told Fortune that his company “could be of great service” to China, comments published November 9, 2026, just before news broke of his affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy. The disclosure adds a personal dimension to Nvidia’s delicate position as the leading supplier of AI chips at the center of U.S.-China technology tensions. Huang’s remarks, made before the affair became public, emphasized the company’s potential value to the Chinese market. Investors will watch whether the relationship complicates Nvidia’s already fraught dealings with Beijing and Washington.

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