Nvidia Boss admits to affair with Chinese Spy
Nvidia Boss admits to affair with Chinese Spy
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nigelpugh7

Original Poster:

6,524 posts

221 months

So this is news I wasn’t expecting to see today!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cm78p221e313t

AI bubble burst on the horizon?


Funk

27,786 posts

240 months

Should have kept his Huang in his pants...

Dynion Araf Uchaf

5,199 posts

254 months

Doesn’t matter how good AI gets it’ll never beat the lure of real pussy.

Wills2

29,845 posts

206 months


Every system has its vulnerabilities, this one is as old as the hills.


Sway

35,614 posts

225 months

Could be an 'interesting' day today once the US markets open?

gotoPzero

20,946 posts

220 months

Incredibly sus on the timing of this.

I am not saying he didn't do it - but I am saying they (which ever side they is...) have timed this with perfection.


_Rodders_

5,073 posts

50 months

In the list of things he probably shouldn't have done shagging a Chinese Spy has got to be up there.

devnull

3,872 posts

188 months



Tale old as time this one

Wills2

29,845 posts

206 months

gotoPzero said:
Incredibly sus on the timing of this.

I am not saying he didn't do it - but I am saying they (which ever side they is...) have timed this with perfection.
He has admitted the affair, it's the spy stuff that's the allegation.

Petrus1983

11,287 posts

193 months

Sway said:
Could be an 'interesting' day today once the US markets open?
It's been my biggest stock for more than a decade - today could be rather savage.

Sway

35,614 posts

225 months

Petrus1983 said:
Sway said:
Could be an 'interesting' day today once the US markets open?
It's been my biggest stock for more than a decade - today could be rather savage.
No real knowledge, but couldn't this trigger a more widespread 'dumping' of AI stocks?

anonymoususer

8,552 posts

79 months

I have decided to isolate myself from any Chinese interference with my computing activities
Most importantly I have removed my GTX 400 graphics card.
It is a bit of an inconvenience having to use the PC's onboard graphics but I will replace it with something from the AMD range soon


DonkeyApple

70,763 posts

200 months

Sway said:
Petrus1983 said:
Sway said:
Could be an 'interesting' day today once the US markets open?
It's been my biggest stock for more than a decade - today could be rather savage.
No real knowledge, but couldn't this trigger a more widespread 'dumping' of AI stocks?
The clean up has started. We've entered the culling phase. Over the next 18 months there will be a general clear out by natural selection of the clown companies in the space.

Nvidia will be fine but will lose a handful of numpty clients who were in on the spiv or just run by muppets who were momentarily and erroneously thought to be geniuses.


A sensible clean out will negate much of the risk of a catastrophic meltdown.

snuffy

13,436 posts

315 months

devnull said:


Tale old as time this one
The little head is ruling the big head.

Sway

35,614 posts

225 months

DonkeyApple said:
Sway said:
Petrus1983 said:
Sway said:
Could be an 'interesting' day today once the US markets open?
It's been my biggest stock for more than a decade - today could be rather savage.
No real knowledge, but couldn't this trigger a more widespread 'dumping' of AI stocks?
The clean up has started. We've entered the culling phase. Over the next 18 months there will be a general clear out by natural selection of the clown companies in the space.

Nvidia will be fine but will lose a handful of numpty clients who were in on the spiv or just run by muppets who were momentarily and erroneously thought to be geniuses.


A sensible clean out will negate much of the risk of a catastrophic meltdown.
Thanks. I suppose that's my question - is there a risk (well, I suppose there's always 'a risk') that something like this prompts a 'catastrophic meltdown' rather than allowing a semi orderly cleanup to happen over the next year or two?

DonkeyApple

70,763 posts

200 months

Sway said:
Thanks. I suppose that's my question - is there a risk (well, I suppose there's always 'a risk') that something like this prompts a 'catastrophic meltdown' rather than allowing a semi orderly cleanup to happen over the next year or two?
The AI space will be absolutely jam packed with fraud. Most of the frauds will be disguised and buried via emergency mergers and incentivised acquisitions but some will come out via C11 events where the fraudsters fail to get a corporate action done.

Nvidia pin to have much of the risk priced in in terms of what precisely is happening today. They have the hottest product in town and there are trade embargoes. That guarantees there will be bypass trades taking place place.

I guess the risk is that Nvidia is propping up a lot of its clients via off book loan deals so as the king of the market it might cause a panic but I think all we will probably see is a sell off due to exits and shorts before carrying on unless they t transpires entire IP has been being passed along etc.

As for the market, the cull has started and last week's sell off showed which companies had been marked for death or at least a proper kicking. So the next year or so will be cleaning out the dross. Maybe there will be some accidental scalps. They have all, afterall, got themselves into a bit of a pickle due to weiners trying to play like big boys.

Byker28i

93,356 posts

248 months


trump ally Jensen Huang, Nvidias CEO, was sleeping with a Chinese spy feeding info to Beijing.

He persuaded trump to sell Nvidea chips to China, but not before trump of course profited from by buying millions in NVIDIA stock before he allowed it.

Some of the firms that the Nvidia chips went to appear to be front companies, and obvious national security risks , with empty offices, no staff...
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/11/08/technology/nvid...

At which point does this become treason? Asking for a potus



The Huang scandal, in brief:
He had an affair with someone suspected of being a Chinese spy
trump was warned in May
trump insisted on keeping Huang as a trusted AI advisor
Huang persuaded trump to let him sell his chips to China after $25M ballroom donation

Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/11/08/us/politics/rub...



Newc

2,197 posts

213 months

Spent too much time huanging out of the back of her, amirite.

stuckmojo

4,120 posts

219 months

Byker28i said:
trump ally Jensen Huang, Nvidias CEO, was sleeping with a Chinese spy feeding info to Beijing.

He persuaded trump to sell Nvidea chips to China, but not before trump of course profited from by buying millions in NVIDIA stock before he allowed it.

Some of the firms that the Nvidia chips went to appear to be front companies, and obvious national security risks , with empty offices, no staff...
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/11/08/technology/nvid...

At which point does this become treason? Asking for a potus



The Huang scandal, in brief:
He had an affair with someone suspected of being a Chinese spy
trump was warned in May
trump insisted on keeping Huang as a trusted AI advisor
Huang persuaded trump to let him sell his chips to China after $25M ballroom donation

Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/11/08/us/politics/rub...
you managed to get Trump in within the first two words. I am always impressed by your level of obsession smile

edited to add, bit of fun.