@mediaunlock: Jensen Huang admits to an affair. Nvidia opens an investigation. And in Washington, an old proposal to tighten chip restrictions on China suddenly gets a new selling point. The two issues must be separated: his affair is one thing. The claim that Chinese intelligence targeted him remains unproven, and China has rejected it as a groundless smear. So why blur the two in Washington? For Trump's critics, the scandal puts his decision to ease some chip restrictions and his ties to Huang under the spotlight. For export hawks in both parties, it gives fresh momentum to restrictions they already wanted. And for Huang, his push to keep selling chips to China is now being cast as a security liability by people who opposed it in the first place. Huang should answer for his conduct. Washington can fight over Trump's chip policy. China doesn't owe either of them a scapegoat. #MediaUnlocked

1st Blue Prince :

they said " we tell your wife, or u make us the chips !"

皮索🇿🇦 :

Self report

dreich479 :

exactly thank you

Olive :

so they made the chips even more expensive for the layman, lost money, then tried to sell them to China?

𝕷𝖔𝖌𝖆𝖓 :

great wall Cevilla :

for me I hate USA! 🔥

user747483838 :

Labeled as Chinese state controlled media lol

user0987654321012345678a :

WHEN AMERICA ACCUSES YOU OF BEING A SPY, THEY WANT TO TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR BUSINESS

SexyAF :

they are doing this to us with the cheep affordable amazing EVs! so we have to pay so much more for them

snakebagkys :

Never trust usa journalists