Nvidia hires the same law firm that investigated the Clippers to look into Jensen Huang’s spy.
As the Nvidia spy saga continues to develop, the board announced it has retained a former US attorney, Joon H. Kim, and his firm, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz (previously seen breaking down the LA Clippers, Steve Ballmer, and Kawhi Leonard scandal) to perform the previously announced investigation. Separately, the New York Times is diving into the background of the accused spy, Megaspeed exec Alice Huang, and reporting that despite his claims, Donald Trump was informed in May by Marco Rubio about intelligence info showing Nvidia’s CEO was in a relationship with a spy, and that it was the second time he’d been told in seven months. [Link: Statement From the Independent Members of the NVIDIA Board | https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/statement-from-the-independent-members-of-the-nvidia-board | NVIDIA Newsroom]
As the Nvidia spy saga continues to develop, the board announced it has retained a former US attorney, Joon H. Kim, and his firm, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz (previously seen breaking down the LA Clippers, Steve Ballmer, and Kawhi Leonard scandal) to perform the previously announced investigation. Separately, the New York Times is diving into the background of the accused spy, Megaspeed exec Alice Huang, and reporting that despite his claims, Donald Trump was informed in May by Marco Rubio about intelligence info showing Nvidia’s CEO was in a relationship with a spy, and that it was the second time he’d been told in seven months. [Link: Statement From the Independent Members of the NVIDIA Board | | NVIDIA Newsroom]
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