5 minutes ago, Matt! said:

The leather jacket gives, and takes..

she's pretty attractive

@Matt! the youtube algorithm is demonic lol

Kimberly Powell discuss Jensen Huang

lol another one

14 hours ago, Matt! said:

He gone.

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7 minutes ago, Matt! said:

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He got replaced by the CFO.

Overall Jensen was irreplaceable as the CEO of NVIDIA due to his decades of experience. The new CEO might even exit GEFORCE and go all into AI just for money and looks better in the short term on a spreadsheet.

This is overall a big blow to the US in the AI race especially vs China. It resembles corporate espionage tbh- a decapitation strike by nvdia's/jensen's enemies.

Time to sell the house and go all in on NVDA.

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another attractive blonde woman as the candidate for press sec

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29 minutes ago, Stormbringer said:

I bet the new interim CEO is on that list too

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33 minutes ago, Matt! said:

I bet the new interim CEO is on that list too

At this point I wouldn't be surprised

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tbh Geforce gpus always cost way too much for the performance.

As Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Resigns, the Future of GeForce Hangs in the Balance

interesting analysis of the situation: I also didn't see evidence that she was necessarily a 'spy' but clearly using a front company to covertly sell Nvidia chips to China, which is against US export controls in the AI War. Jensen was also publicly arguing for a long time that NVIDIA should be selling to the Chinese market by dominating the market share as they were and preventing the Chinese from developing their own capabilities.

Video: The TRUTH behind the Nvidia CEO 'Chinese spy' scandal by Ben Norton (Geopolitical Economy Report).

Key points from the video:

• Western media reports (citing anonymous US intelligence sources) claim Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had an affair with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, whom they allege is a Chinese spy; no conclusive public evidence has been presented, and major outlets have noted they cannot independently verify the spying claims.⁠Geopoliticaleconomy

• Singapore’s government publicly denied reports (including a Wall Street Journal claim) that it had accused Alice Huang of being a Chinese intelligence source or conducted any related investigations.

• Jensen Huang has publicly apologized for cheating on his wife, confirming the personal relationship, but this is distinct from the unproven spy allegations. Alice Huang posted publicly about the relationship rather than hiding it.

• Analysts and China experts (such as Arnaud Bertrand and Shaun Rein) argue there is no solid evidence she is a government spy; the more plausible explanation is that she was a businesswoman involved in helping Chinese companies obtain Nvidia AI chips by circumventing US export controls (e.g., via the Singapore-based firm Megaspeed International, which reportedly supplied or facilitated access for companies like Alibaba).

• This fits a broader pattern of profitable gray-market smuggling of Nvidia chips into China (or use in Southeast Asian data centers for Chinese firms) after the 2022 Biden administration export restrictions; such activity has been reported by outlets like the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg.

• The story is framed within the US-China “chip war”: the US has restricted advanced AI chips to slow China’s AI development and maintain technological advantage (Biden Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo stated the goal was to slow China’s pace of innovation). Some US AI firms (notably Anthropic’s Dario Amodei) have advocated for even stricter controls to preserve a US-led “unipolar” world.

• Nvidia previously held ~95% of the advanced AI chip market in China; after restrictions, its share reportedly fell near zero, creating a strong commercial incentive for Nvidia to find ways to continue sales (directly or indirectly). Huang has publicly complained about the lost market access.

• The Chinese government has invested heavily in its domestic semiconductor industry, pressured major firms (Alibaba, Tencent, ByteDance, etc.) to use local chips, and even taken antitrust-related action against Nvidia—making it unlikely that Beijing would recruit a smuggler working against its self-sufficiency goals. Chinese tech companies, however, still prefer the best available chips for their own AI models.

• Trump’s administration (close to tech executives) later allowed some Nvidia chip sales to China (e.g., certain models like the H200). Huang participated in high-level meetings involving Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping; the video portrays this as reflecting corporate interests rather than a pro-China shift.

• Nvidia is central to the US AI sector and the broader “AI bubble.” The scandal contributed to a sharp stock drop (reports of roughly $200 billion in market value lost in a single day around November 9), amid wider concerns about overinvestment, unbuilt data centers, and AI company losses. A collapse in Nvidia could risk broader economic fallout given the sector’s role in recent US growth.

• China hawks (including Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer and Republican Marco Rubio) have used the story to criticize the Trump administration for being insufficiently tough on China and to push for tighter restrictions, framing it as a national-security issue. Some US AI companies (OpenAI/Sam Altman and Anthropic) have lobbied against Chinese AI models and for stricter chip controls.

• Overall conclusion of the video: There is no solid public evidence Alice Huang is a Chinese government spy. The affair appears real, but the spying narrative is politicized and likely exaggerated by interests seeking a harder line on China. The more grounded explanation involves commercial smuggling and Nvidia’s economic incentives amid the ongoing tech rivalry. The presenter emphasizes these are interpretive conclusions based on available reporting, not proven facts.

another algorithm pull.

nice jacket...lol

Hmmm, now the FAA declares a nationwide ground stop for all flights 🤨

1 hour ago, ILUVAdrianaLima said:

Hmmm, now the FAA declares a nationwide ground stop for all flights 🤨

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Coincidence?

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"I don't want to say that this is a crisis, but it is"

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