But what's interesting is that statement is from two weeks ago (on Halloween night, October 31st). It's since been reported that "Singapore held Alice Huang's passport for months, but got little help from U.S. on Nvidia chip probe, sources say".
"Singapore's government confirmed in a statement this week that it reached out to both the U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI for assistance with its investigation."
I am still mystified why Jensen resigned so quickly. Do they have something more severe on him and the public spy story is just keyfabe? Or is just the (obviously retarded) board decision that makes this a legal necessity?
That's a retweet of a statement from the Singapore government.
https://www.mha.gov.sg/media-room/newsroom/clarification-sta...
But what's interesting is that statement is from two weeks ago (on Halloween night, October 31st). It's since been reported that "Singapore held Alice Huang's passport for months, but got little help from U.S. on Nvidia chip probe, sources say".
"Singapore's government confirmed in a statement this week that it reached out to both the U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI for assistance with its investigation."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jensen-huang-nvidia-alice-huang...
I am still mystified why Jensen resigned so quickly. Do they have something more severe on him and the public spy story is just keyfabe? Or is just the (obviously retarded) board decision that makes this a legal necessity?
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