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Trump Asked to Preserve Nvidia Documents by Senators

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 12 November 2026, 12:07 UTC 1 min read
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Nov 12th, 2026 Trump Asked to Preserve Nvidia Documents by Senators The Trump administration was asked on Thursday by Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Chris Coons of Delaware to preserve all records regarding the export of Nvidia Corp.’s advanced semiconductors to China or to “entities that may divert such chips.” The request comes as Nvidia’s board is meeting to discuss the fate of Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang following reports he had multiple extramarital affairs....

Nov 12th, 2026 Trump Asked to Preserve Nvidia Documents by Senators The Trump administration was asked on Thursday by Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Chris Coons of Delaware to preserve all records regarding the export of Nvidia Corp.’s advanced semiconductors to China or to “entities that may divert such chips.” The request comes as Nvidia’s board is meeting to discuss the fate of Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang following reports he had multiple extramarital affairs. Tyler Kendall reports on Bloomberg Television.
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