Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns

​America has become a mental hospital. Have you ever seen a spy post selfies with their target all over social media? If Alice Huang were actually a CCP spy, why would she make public appearances in Taiwan and Singapore? Doesn&#39;t she know that both Taiwan and Singapore have extradition treaties with the US? Mainstream white media outlets have completely lost their rationality and common sense. This is just a repeat of that dramatic, shameful &quot;spy balloon&quot; fiasco. Oh, by the way—did the FBI ever actually find any spy equipment in that weather balloon? Why did the media never follow up on that story?<br><br>​Jensen Huang is Chinese American—or more specifically, Taiwanese American. English is his native language; he doesn&#39;t even speak Chinese. His strategy was simply to sell lower-end chips to the Chinese market so that China’s nascent domestic chipmakers would starve in their infancy without local buyers. Huang’s actions clearly protected Nvidia’s bottom line as well as long-term US strategic interests. That is the exact reason Beijing banned Chinese tech giants like Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance from buying Nvidia chips—the CCP saw right through Huang&#39;s playbook and wanted to force domestic companies to buy homegrown chips instead. Yet, white American society refuses to trust the loyalty of an Asian American tech tycoon.<br><br>​Driven by anti-communist ideology and a lingering sense of white supremacy, many white Americans believe that mainland Chinese people are incapable of producing high-end chips. Even when you point out that people in Taiwan and mainland China share similar average IQs (around 105) and a common cultural heritage—much like the US and the UK—Westerners still insist that true innovation cannot happen in an authoritarian China. According to the dominant American liberal narrative of the past half-century, only liberal democracies foster an innovative spirit, and only a &quot;free China&quot; (i.e., Taiwan) could have nurtured TSMC, because dictatorships inherently stifle free thought. Yet Americans seem completely oblivious to the fact that TSMC is actually a legacy of Chiang Ching-kuo&#39;s authoritarian regime, just as the Soviet Union&#39;s Sputnik era was hardly conceived under a liberal democracy.<br><br>​In short, Huang was clearly acting in America&#39;s best interest. However, the white establishment across the intelligence community and bipartisan media refuses to buy into a non-white CEO&#39;s strategy, simply assuming China can never catch up on its own. They cling to the narrative that China relies solely on stealing American IP—even that Muslim senator claimed China relies entirely on distilling models from US companies. This completely ignores reality: today, a massive portion of Silicon Valley&#39;s top AI researchers are ethnic Chinese, largely from mainland China, and China already manufactures 60% of the world&#39;s legacy chips. Out of willful blindness to these facts, white China hawks in the US view Huang’s chip sales to China as treasonous, using a mere personal scandal as a pretext to subject him to a McCarthy-style witch hunt.<br><br>​History is repeating itself. Oppenheimer was accused of being a Soviet spy simply over his relationship with a girlfriend tied to the Communist Party USA. Similarly, Qian Xuesen, one of the founders of JPL/NASA, was accused of being a communist merely for his anti-fascist sympathies for workers and for attending a few Communist Party USA salons. Now, smeared as a CCP spy and effectively forced out, Huang has become the latest casualty of the vicious partisan warfare following the midterm elections. The Democrats want to take down pro-Trump Silicon Valley titans, while the Republicans need to deflect attention from their midterm losses—making anti-China hawkishness the easiest bipartisan consensus. Huang’s resignation will send shockwaves through the Chinese American and broader Asian American communities, eroding whatever trust they have left in American society. Over the past few years, constant loyalty tests and surveillance harassment have already driven many Chinese scientists back to China. In the years to come, even more will flee what increasingly looks like a modern-day Nazi regime.

There is a saying: dine with the devil, use a long spoon, even when you think you are not on the menu. It is about watching who you associate with, even when you think staying out of politics keeps you safe. Just by standing beside them, your private life gets drilled wide open. Many businessmen can learn from this.

not to add oil to fire, i used to be in engineering company where a CFO took over CEO position, things were not very good back then... whether you should invest in share price, depend on you... i just gave what i experienced back then when the CEO has no background in engineering, what the CEO with finance background saw are just based on numbers.. if numbers not good, CUT!!!

The very person who appears to support you in public can easily be the one pulling the strings. These days, trust cannot simply be granted.
<br>First, top-level White House classified intelligence gets leaked. The moment that fails to push him out, a private hotel video from months ago suddenly drops to force the board into firing him. Random critics do not pull off coordinated hits like that. Only a very large, deeply entrenched organization has the reach to leak top White House secrets and orchestrate a takedown on this scale.

You know why? Because he is also Chinese (Taiwan), the US is feeling uncomfortable or having problems with trust.<br>👉 Elon Musk can has 50 wife/GF or included 100 kids without anything affect at all but for him as a Chinese Born, the US not gonna keep him. 🔥