Nvidia CEO 'should have known better': Former FBI special agent

The Hill - Nov 11, 2026

Former FBI special agent Tracy Walder on Tuesday said Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang "should have known better" after admitting he had an affair with an alleged Chinese spy, which is raising concerns over national security. "Now, someone like him, who's the head of this trillion-dollar company, should have had people around him telling him, 'No,'...

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