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- 1Report Claims NVIDIA Funded AI Startups To Buy Its Own GPUs●NVIDIA Allegedly Engineered Scarcity By Funding AI Startups To Buy Its GPUs
A Wall Street Journal report alleges that NVIDIA artificially inflated the ongoing GPU and memory shortage by investing in AI startups, which then used that money to buy NVIDIA GPUs and build data centers. The claim surfaced on TechPowerUp, which framed it as a deliberate engineering of scarcity, and it follows the reported departure of CEO Jensen Huang. The story is spreading widely across tech forums and news aggregators.
- 2Nvidia accused of funding AI startups to buy its own GPUs●Nvidia allegedly engineered scarcity by funding AI startups to buy its GPUs
Nvidia faces allegations that it deliberately engineered apparent scarcity of its GPUs by financing AI startups that then used the money to purchase Nvidia chips, inflating demand signals. The claim, reported by TechPowerUp, is drawing wide attention among tech commentators, with debate over whether the practice constitutes circular financing that misrepresented genuine market demand for its hardware.
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Unverified reports claiming Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has been involved in an affair are spreading rapidly online, drawing heavy attention across social platforms. Neither Huang nor Nvidia has issued any statement confirming or denying the claims, and the sourcing behind the reports remains unclear.
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A Wall Street Journal report claims Nvidia is preparing to remove Jensen Huang, its longtime chief executive who co-founded the company and led its rise to become the dominant supplier of AI chips. The headline has drawn heavy attention from tech and finance readers, but no further details about the report, its sourcing, or Nvidia's response are available in the collected evidence.
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Reports circulating say Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned. No confirmation from Nvidia has been provided in the available evidence, and a related news link points to an Nvidia story involving China and Singapore, suggesting the claim may be confused with a different development. Investors and tech watchers would face major implications for the world's most valuable chipmaker if it were true.
- 6Report: Jensen Huang had relationship with second employee▼Former Nvidia CEO Huang had a relationship with a second employee, sources say
Jensen Huang, the chief executive of Nvidia, had a romantic relationship with a second employee at the company, according to Reuters reporting citing unnamed sources. The claim comes as a surprise given Huang's long tenure as a prominent tech leader, and it is drawing wide attention as readers debate what it reveals about workplace relationships at one of the world's most valuable companies.
- 7Old Polluting Jet Engines Are Being Scavenged to Power Data Centers●Old, Polluting Jet Engines Are Being Scavenged to Power Data Centers
Retired, high-emission jet engines are being pulled from aircraft boneyards and refurbished as generators to meet the surging electricity demands of AI data centers. The report highlights a paradox: companies marketing themselves as climate-conscious are relying on some of the dirtiest power sources available while waiting for grid capacity and cleaner solutions to catch up.
- 8Leaked documents show Cisco deepened Israeli military ties●Leaked documents show Cisco doubled down on Israeli military deals
Leaked documents indicate Cisco expanded its business dealings with the Israeli military, according to a Guardian report. The documents suggest the US networking giant doubled down on defence and intelligence contracts with Israel despite ongoing controversy over the war in Gaza and criticism of Western tech firms' involvement in Israel's military and surveillance apparatus.
- 9Indian Markets Rally as AI Bubble Fears Wipe Out Trillions Globally●Indian Markets Cheer As Global AI Bubble Begins To Burst | $3 Trillion Wiped Out In A Single Day?
Commentators report that global markets lost as much as $3 trillion in a single day amid fears that the artificial intelligence investment bubble is starting to deflate, with heavy losses in tech-heavy indices. Indian equities, by contrast, have been described as cheering the turbulence, seen as relatively insulated from AI-driven valuations and attracting flows as investors seek safety. Analysts are debating whether the selloff marks a genuine bubble bursting or a temporary correction.
- 10Anthropic signs $3.4 billion gas power deal for data centres●Anthropic strikes $3.4B deal to generate gas-fired power for data centres
AI company Anthropic has agreed a $3.4 billion deal to generate gas-fired power to run its data centres, according to a Financial Times report. The move underscores how surging demand for AI computing is pushing tech firms to secure large-scale energy supplies, drawing attention to the environmental cost of gas reliance even as companies tout sustainability goals.
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Reports say Meta wanted to secure the right to harvest content posted by its professional users, likely for training its artificial intelligence systems. The revelation, covered by French tech outlet Next INpact, has drawn attention to how the company treats material shared on its platforms and renewed debate over consent and the use of user-generated content by major technology firms.
- 12Canada pivots aluminium exports to EU amid US trade tensions●USA BEGS Canada to Come Back - Canada Sends Aluminium To EU Instead, Finland "Stop Using US Tech!"
Canadian aluminium is being redirected toward European buyers instead of the United States, while Finland is urging businesses to move away from US technology. The developments reflect growing friction between Washington and its traditional allies, with reports suggesting the US wants Canada to restore closer trade ties. Commenters are treating it as a sign that US tariffs and political pressure are pushing allies toward the EU.
- 13US intelligence links Nvidia CEO Huang to Chinese spy affair●US intelligence: Jensen Huang had affair with Chinese spy; linked to smuggling
US intelligence agencies reportedly believe Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a romantic relationship with a Chinese operative in what they assess was a honeypot operation. The suspected spy is also linked to a company accused of smuggling roughly $2 billion worth of AI chips, drawing scrutiny over possible exposure of sensitive US technology.