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  1. Bloomberg Television9 min

    Rep. DelBene: Nvidia, Huang Should Face Investigation

    DelBene, Huang, Joe Mathieu, Kailey Leinz

    Following historic election results that secured 28 new Democratic House seats, the party has elected Hakeem Jeffries as the first Black Speaker of the House and formed a 260-member caucus to prioritize economic relief and health care protection. While Republicans selected Jim Jordan as Minority Leader, Democratic leadership faces internal organizational challenges highlighted by high absence rates during the failed impeachment vote against Secretary Pete Hegseth. Despite the White House Counsel warning against aggressive investigations, incoming Oversight Chair Robert Garcia and the Judiciary Committee are committed to conducting constitutional oversight and launching bipartisan probes into national security implications at the Department of Defense and NVIDIA.

  2. Bloomberg Television10 min

    Congress has to hear from Nvidia's Huang, Says Opinion's Dave Lee

    Huang, Dave Lee

    Amidst growing congressional pressure from the new Democratic majority, NVIDIA has commissioned an external investigation into alleged supply chain failures where its chips were diverted to China, prompting a strategic reversal from CEO Jensen Huang's previous advocacy for open access. While reports indicate that Secretary of State Marco Rubio and national security officials warned President Trump about these risks before Huang's flight on Air Force One, the President proceeded with the visit, raising questions about whether high-level industry ties bypassed standard verification protocols. Lawmakers now intend to scrutinize the timeline of these notifications and hold Huang accountable for his knowledge of the "lock-in" vulnerabilities posed by Chinese firms building AI models on NVIDIA hardware.

  3. Bloomberg Television47 min

    Trump Says FBI Reviewing Nvidia CEO Huang's Affair

    Trump, Huang, Goolsbee, Bailey, Sven Schneider, Putin, Chad Thomas, Winnie Hsu, Neil Kampling, Manu Baigori, Abir Abu Omar, Ben Ram, Tom McKenzie, Anthony Halpin, Oliver Crook

    Asian equities surged for a second day led by South Korea and Japan, driven by strong risk appetite, falling oil prices, and robust AI demand highlighted by TSMC's revenue jump despite SoftBank's reported losses. Meanwhile, NVIDIA faced scrutiny over a criminal probe into alleged chip smuggling while Anthropic adjusted its IPO valuation to the $1 trillion range to test the market's resilience following recent volatility. Broader economic and geopolitical factors further shaped the session, with oil prices dropping on reduced war fears, U.S. inflation expectations prompting talk of higher interest rates, and diplomatic talks underway in Abu Dhabi regarding the Ukraine conflict.

  4. Bloomberg Television9 min

    Short Says Huang China Trip Would Be a Big Mistake

    Huang, Marc Short, Kailey Leinz

    The second Trump administration is leveraging Stephen Miller to shift media focus toward political conflict while simultaneously adopting progressive economic policies that include state ownership stakes and pharmaceutical price controls. Amidst these strategic shifts, Vice President J.D. Vance faces criticism for prematurely distancing himself from the President's agenda, even as a potential espionage scandal involving NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang prompts calls for congressional investigations into relaxed AI chip export controls. Concurrently, Republican leadership elections remain uncertain, with House Republicans weighing the aggressive tactics of Jim Jordan against the broader coalition-building approach of Steve Scalise following recent electoral setbacks.

  5. Bloomberg Television46 min

    Nvidia Shares Fall As Huang's Affair Triggers China Spying Probe

    Huang, Andrea Orcel, Daniela Hathorn, Ermotti, Lagarde, Chad Thomas, Winnie Su, Tom McKenzie, Ben Ram, Anthony Halpin, Sergio Amati, Sarah Schollin, Oliver Crook, Chiara Albanese

    NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang faces an internal board investigation into a scandal involving an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy, drawing support from President Trump while the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee prepares to question chip lobbying strategies. Amidst this corporate turbulence, global markets staged a rebound driven by Taiwanese stabilization measures and tactical buying, even as hacked documents revealed Russia has suffered approximately 400,000 war casualties. Simultaneously, the financial sector advanced with record earnings at Unicredit and major consolidation deals, while artificial intelligence valuations climbed to $1.25 trillion despite analysts tempering expectations for a potential $2 trillion IPO.

  6. Bloomberg Television1h 34m

    Huang's Affair Engulfs Nvidia in Chinese Spying Probe

    Huang, Yvonne Man, Annabelle Droulers, Helen Zhu, Robin Xing, Ermotti, Mehran Gul, Elly Rostoum, April Hong, Mimilo, Lian Ting Tu, Sergio Amati, Heidi Stroud-Watts, Anthony Stevens, Newly Pernell, Lulu Chen

    NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an extramarital affair with a senior executive at Megaspeed International, a firm under investigation for allegedly smuggling chips to China, triggering an independent board probe into potential national security compromises. While President Trump defended Huang as a "fine person" and the Board found no immediate evidence of leaked secrets, the controversy highlights a suspected "honeytrap" espionage operation that complicates U.S. export controls amidst shifting political power. Concurrently, the scandal has injected uncertainty into NVIDIA's leadership continuity as Asian markets stabilized and the AI sector faces renewed scrutiny over infrastructure demands and geopolitical risks.