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Reports that Nvidia chief Jensen Huang had an affair with a former executive suspected by US intelligence of links to Chinese intelligence have intensified scrutiny of the company’s access to President Donald Trump and US chip-export policy; Beijing has rejected the allegations, and Nvidia’s board says it has no reason to believe secrets were compromised. The Commerce Department faces questions over its handling of concerns that Singapore-based Megaspeed helped divert chips to China, including why an investigation was halted. Lawmakers from both parties are seeking answers, and Huang’s team says he plans to testify behind closed doors as pressure mounts on Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and the White House.
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