Why would anyone trust Nvidia's "independent investigation" into Jensen Huang following news that the company apparently intervened to intimidate Commerce Dept. officials who were conducting their own inquiry?Read original on X
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Nvidia reportedly tried to intimidate Commerce Department investigators
The report raises questions about whether Nvidia's board investigation into CEO Jensen Huang can be independent.
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