Espionage scandal at Nvidia: US giant law firm steps in
Original headlineNvidia'da casusluk skandalı: ABD'li dev hukuk firması devrede
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Nvidia has launched an extensive internal investigation into the relationship between CEO Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, an executive accused of spying on the company on behalf of China. The chipmaker has retained prominent U.S. law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz to conduct the review, while a separate FBI inquiry remains ongoing. The scandal has coincided with a $500 billion erosion in Nvidia's market value, underscoring investor sensitivity to governance risk at the world's most valuable semiconductor company. The probe's findings, the scope of the FBI's involvement and any disclosures about Alice Huang's role will be key to watch.
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