Before Rushing to Judge Jensen Huang: Investigation Should Follow Evidence, Not Leaks
pstAsiatech · x · 2026-11-10
Veteran journalist George Chen weighs in on the recent New York Times report about Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, arguing the leak appears to come from sources with a clear interest in going public — an "intentional leak" — and that conclusions should follow evidence, not speculation.
He recalls covering Jensen since 2023: a rare blend of technical vision and approachability, and a "business diplomat" navigating Washington, Beijing and Taipei. Prominence invites scrutiny, he notes, but an investigation is necessary and judgment should wait for facts.
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