Nvidia launches internal probe over CEO's alleged links to a suspected Chinese spy
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Nvidia, the maker of chips used for artificial intelligence, is launching an internal investigation. The company is examining a connection between its chief executive and an alleged Chinese spy. According to reports, the inquiry is focused on questions that are important for the company, but details are not yet known.
Following the news, investors reacted quickly. Preliminary estimates suggest that Nvidia's shares could open 4 percent lower when the stock market opens in New York. The drop in the share price shows that the market feels uncertain about these developments.
Nvidia's chips are mainly used to develop artificial intelligence, so the company receives great attention around the world. In today's technology industry, the role of chipmakers is becoming increasingly important, so any investigation involving the company is closely followed by many.
No official information about the outcome of Nvidia's investigation is available yet. The company and the authorities are expected to share further details later. Readers should keep following developments, as the story may change in the coming days.
Sources: BBC
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