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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Joins Trump in China Summit After Personal Invite

Huang Added to Delegation After Initial Absence, Cites 'Incredible Opportunity' to Support Trump

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joined the US delegation in China after a personal invite from President Trump, stating he was asked to support the President at a historic summit focused on trade, with top US businesses in attendance.

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