Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang sued in class action over alleged ties to Chinese intelligence asset
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Nvidia, Jensen Huang
San Jose, California, USA
November 9, 2026
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Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang face a class-action lawsuit for allegedly defrauding shareholders. The suit claims the company concealed Huang's ties to a suspected Chinese intelligence asset. Nvidia's market value dropped by approximately US$190 billion following the news.
- Earlier version 111/9/2026, 11:51:00 PM
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