It was claimed that Trump will not bring up Nvidia claims in China

It has been claimed that US President Donald Trump will not bring up the espionage allegations related to Nvidia's former CEO Jensen Huang during his visit to China and will focus on the implementation of the economic and trade agreement during the talks.

It has been claimed that US President Donald Trump does not plan to bring up espionage accusations against the Chinese businessman, who is alleged to have connections with Nvidia's former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Jensen Huang, during his visit to China.

According to Anadolu Agency news, senior US officials, who did not want their names to be disclosed, made evaluations about Trump's visit to Xinjiang, China, within the scope of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit.

Officials claimed that Trump did not intend to discuss Nvidia-related developments in his meetings with Chinese officials.

Stating that the talks will mainly focus on economic issues and the implementation of the trade agreement between the two countries, officials stated that SpaceX owner Elon Musk will also accompany Trump on his visit to China.

Nvidia launched an investigation against Jensen Huang

Nvidia Board of Directors announced on November 8 that an independent investigation was launched following the news that Jensen Huang was the target of foreign intelligence activities.

The investigation was launched after reports that Huang was in close contact with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, who allegedly passed information to the Beijing administration.

Following these developments, Nvidia announced that Jensen Huang had resigned from his duties as president, senior manager and board member of the company, effective immediately.

The company announced that vice president and chief financial officer Colette Kress was appointed as interim CEO.