Nvidia CEO row framed as a coup: export-policy critics and closed-model vendors blamed
csuwildcat · x · 2026-11-13
Reacting to a post arguing Jensen Huang should face the same consequences as any employee over Nvidia's workplace-relationship policies, JFPuget claims two groups joined forces to oust him: US politicians using China GPU export bans as a scapegoat (Chinese firms legally rented GPUs abroad via cloud, which regulators now retroactively call a security risk), and closed-model vendors threatened by Nvidia's open-source AI stance. He notes the DOJ says the alleged Chinese "spy" wasn't a spy, calling the affairs a convenient pretext.
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