Follow along for live updates and reactions regarding the revelation that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a romantic relationship, reportedly with a woman believed to be a Chinese spy.
YouTube’s data is returning after Billboard changed how it counts ad-supported streams in chart rankings. Starting in January, 1,000 paid streams will be counted the same as 1,500 ad-supported streams, a narrower gap than the previous ratio, which YouTube said ignored “the massive engagement from fans who don’t have a subscription.”
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Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, pitched a multimillion-dollar artificial intelligence infrastructure project to
YouTube will resume sharing streaming data with Billboard in 2027 after changes to the chart formula give more weight to free, ad-supported music streams.
Chairs of the House Foreign Affairs, China, and Intelligence committees asked the Nvidia CEO on November 4th to appear before their panels to discuss the company’s “security protocols against foreign adversary espionage” and his interactions with reported Chinese “intelligence asset” Alice Huang (no relation). They requested the briefing for November 18th.
[Link: Letter to Jensen Huang from Republican House Chairs | https://x.com/ChinaSelect/status/2119806643219161142/photo/1 | X (formerly Twitter)]
Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) on Monday called for a probe into reporting that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. “I’m pushing to investigate Jensen Huang and Nvidia to determine whether our national security was compromised,” Coons, who is on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, wrote on social platform X.…