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Back|Nvidia: China weist Spionagevorwürfe gegen Jensen Huang zurück
Nvidia: China weist Spionagevorwürfe gegen Jensen Huang zurück
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Spiegel Deutschland·33 minutes ago·Business·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

Nvidia: China weist Spionagevorwürfe gegen Jensen Huang zurück

Der Verwaltungsrat sieht keine Kompromittierung von Geschäftsgeheimnissen. Die Untersuchung läuft, aber Huang soll das Unternehmen weiterführen.

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  • Nach dem Eingeständnis einer Affäre durch den Chef des US-Chipkonzerns Nvidia hat der Verwaltungsrat beschlossen, dass dieser im Amt bleibt.
  • Es gebe keine Hinweise auf kompromittierte Geschäftsgeheimnisse.

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Der Chef von Nvidia teilte mit, untreu gewesen zu sein, woraufhin eine Untersuchung eingeleitet wurde.

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Der Chef des US-Chipkonzerns, der wichtige Technologie für den KI-Ausbau liefert, hatte zuvor mitgeteilt, untreu gewesen zu sein. Nvidia leitete parallel eine Untersuchung ein.

Der Verwaltungsrat teilte jedoch mit, derzeit keinen Grund zur Annahme zu haben, dass Geschäftsgeheimnisse von Nvidia oder die Nationale Sicherheit der USA kompromittiert worden seien.

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Huang soll das Unternehmen demnach weiter »ohne Unterbrechung« führen. Die Untersuchung und die Nachricht der Affäre würden Nvidia »nicht bremsen«, teilte Nvidia mit.

Chinas staatliche Zeitung »Global Times« kritisierte die US-Medien. Diese hätten den Fall anhand von ein paar Fotos einer Frau mit »asiatischen Merkmalen« aufgebauscht.

Wie gefährlich wird die Affäre des Nvidia-Chefs für ihn – und für die Welt? Antworten auf die wichtigsten Fragen lesen Sie hier .

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