| ▲ | miki123211 8 hours ago | |
TBH, I find the manner in which this was done to be pretty distasteful. The US government initiating action against Nvidia for breaking the law, causing the affair to come to light? Yeah, that'd be fine by me. Somebody inside that government tattling tales to the NY Times, possibly with tacit consent of their superiors? That I have concerns with. I've seen a theory floated online that somebody inside the government, who was part of the faction advocating for stricter sanctions on China, leaked this in a way to cause maximum damage to the anti-restrictions faction. Whether Huang (female Huang) was actually a Chinese spy in the first place is also up in the air, keep in mind that while the affair has almost certainly occurred, given that Huang (male) has admitted to it himself, the Chinese spy allegations are still unverified. It could possibly have been a "grain of truth in a sea of lies" play. | ||
| ▲ | quantified 5 hours ago | parent [-] | |
> The US government initiating action against Nvidia for breaking the law, causing the affair to come to light? Yeah, that'd be fine by me. Somebody inside that government tattling tales to the NY Times, possibly with tacit consent of their superiors? That I have concerns with. Everything only comes to light with the New York Times reporting on it. It would be fine if the government did it, but... they didn't. If nothing else, this indicated to the board that JH is capable of thinking with his dick and that can be a problem for business. | ||