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Report says US administration stayed out of Nvidia board’s Jensen Huang decision

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Nvidia's board opened an independent probe tied to its CEO, and a report says the White House did not influence that call Nvidia ’s board has opened an independent investigation involving CEO Jensen Huang. According to a report, the US administration played no role in shaping that decision. That detail matters. When the world’s most closely watched chipmaker examines its own chief executive over alleged foreign intelligence concerns, people will ask who is pulling the strings. The reported answer: not the White House. Nvidia’s board launched the independent investigation on November 8, 2026, according to research findings tied to the story. The probe follows allegations that Huang was targeted by foreign intelligence. The concern reportedly stems from Huang’s close personal ties with Alice Huang, an executive at Megaspeed.

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