

US President Donald Trump has said the FBI is investigating allegations that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had an extramarital relationship with an agent of the Chinese government. However, Trump said he did not believe Huang had reason to be worried, adding that the FBI was examining the matter from a different perspective. Speaking to reporters at the White House, he expressed confidence that Huang would emerge from the controversy. Trump also acknowledged directly involving himself in the matter, citing his friendly relationship with Huang and the potential geopolitical implications of the investigation.
Trump said he had spoken to Huang earlier that day to check on his well-being. According to the US president, Huang told him that he had no idea the person involved in the controversy was an intelligence agent. Trump described Huang as a respectable individual and said he was unsure whether the issue would come up during his planned meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping next week. Meanwhile, Nvidia said it was conducting an independent investigation into reports that Huang had been targeted by foreign intelligence agents. Senators Mark Warner and Hakeem Jeffries, from the Democratic and Republican parties respectively, said they were interested in seeing the investigation proceed.
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