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first_img Chinese AI company seeks to rent overseas NVIDIA computing power

Reuters reported on November 12, citing three informed sources, that Chinese artificial intelligence companies are attempting to rent Nvidia chip computing power from overseas data centers, concerned that the controversy surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang may prompt Washington to tighten restrictions on the remote use of advanced processors. The United States has restricted the export of Nvidia's most advanced artificial intelligence chips to China, and Chinese companies can currently use such processors remotely by renting computing power from overseas data centers. A large Chinese cloud service provider has internally discussed whether to secure overseas Nvidia chip capacity, and some companies have contacted data center operators to negotiate reservations. The informed sources declined to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter and did not specify the cloud service provider.Two informed sources stated that smaller artificial intelligence labs are also considering similar arrangements, including reaching out to major computing power rental service providers in Southeast Asia. These companies are concerned that the controversy surrounding Jensen Huang may provide political momentum for the U.S. Remote Access Security Act (RASA). This bill aims to authorize the U.S. Department of Commerce to regulate remote and cloud access to restricted technologies. The U.S. House of Representatives passed the bill in January with a vote of 369 in favor and 22 against, and it is currently awaiting Senate review. Reuters stated that Nvidia's advanced processors are used to train and run the large models behind generative artificial intelligence products like chatbots, and restricting overseas cloud access will make it more difficult for Chinese developers to obtain high-end computing power without directly importing chips.Jensen Huang stated on Sunday that he was unfaithful to his wife. The New York Times reported that the individual involved is Alice Huang, a former executive of Singapore cloud computing company Megaspeed, who U.S. authorities have identified as a Chinese intelligence operative. Reuters stated it was unable to independently verify the allegation, and the Chinese side has denied it. Two informed sources said that Alice Huang has business dealings and investment relationships with Chinese tech companies such as Tencent and Alibaba, which did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Business filings in Singapore reviewed by Reuters show that Alibaba subsidiary Apex Enterprise Solutions had provided financing to Malaysian company Speedmatrix, which is associated with Megaspeed. Megaspeed denied illegally transshipping Nvidia chips subject to U.S. export controls to China. Two other informed sources stated that traders and intermediaries have begun hoarding restricted Nvidia artificial intelligence chips in China's gray market, with buyers concerned that the controversy may prompt the U.S. to take broader action against the smuggling of advanced chips and artificial intelligence servers.

The New York Times: Jensen Huang was reported to have an extramarital affair with company executive Kimberly Powell

The New York Times cited five individuals who previously worked at NVIDIA, reporting that in addition to the extramarital affair already acknowledged, Jensen Huang also had an extramarital relationship with Kimberly Powell, the Vice President of the company's healthcare business. Powell reports directly to Huang, and both are married.According to insiders, during the NVIDIA GTC developer conference in March this year, the two were spotted behaving intimately at a hotel in San Jose, California. Someone captured footage of the incident on a mobile phone, and Huang's security team subsequently isolated the shooter and requested them to sign a non-disclosure agreement. The New York Times stated that it has not seen the video, and the related relationship had previously been discussed internally within the company. Powell was originally scheduled to speak at the opening ceremony of the Milken Institute Health Summit in Washington on the morning of November 12, but the host, CNN reporter Meg Tirrell, announced that she had canceled her appearance without specifying the reason. When responding to a phone inquiry from a New York Times reporter, Huang stated that he did not believe the other party should speak directly with him, and then hung up the phone.This is the second time in a week that Huang has been exposed for an extramarital affair. Meanwhile, The Wall Street Journal reported that NVIDIA's board is preparing to dismiss Huang, with a special meeting scheduled as early as November 11 local time to discuss his future. Following the news, NVIDIA's stock price fell by about 9% in after-hours trading. Since Huang was first reported to have an extramarital relationship with Alice Huang, including the after-hours drop, its stock price has decreased by 18% across the two related reports, resulting in NVIDIA's market value evaporating by approximately $820 billion.

Hyperscale Data completely liquidates Bitcoin to transform into AI, Bitdeer Q3 computing power and output significantly increase

According to BBX data, yesterday and in recent days, global publicly listed companies in the U.S. stock market have announced the latest developments regarding the sale of digital asset reserves and business operations, with key information as follows:· Hyperscale Data (NASDAQ: $GPUS) liquidated the remaining 211 bitcoins, fully transforming into an AI data center: The publicly listed company Hyperscale Data announced that as of November 8, the company has sold all of the remaining 211.56 bitcoins on its balance sheet at an average price of approximately $76,000 per bitcoin, cashing out about $16 million. Since initiating the liquidation of its reserves in late July this year, the company has cumulatively sold about 1,113 bitcoins, generating total revenue of approximately $74.4 million. The official statement clearly indicates that these funds will be specifically used to repay company debts and accelerate the construction of its AI data center in Michigan.· Bitdeer (NASDAQ: $BTDR) released its Q3 2026 financial report, with bitcoin production surging 248% year-on-year: Leading bitcoin mining company Bitdeer announced impressive performance for the third quarter. The total revenue for the quarter reached $320.7 million, a significant year-on-year increase of 89%; adjusted EBITDA soared 173% to $69.6 million. In terms of computing power and output, its self-mining computing power surged 135% year-on-year to 82.3 EH/s, driving the total bitcoin production for the quarter to 3,855 bitcoins, achieving an astonishing year-on-year growth of 248%.· SOL Strategies disclosed Q4 performance, with its HoudiniSwap trading volume skyrocketing: SOL treasury ecosystem company SOL Strategies released preliminary unaudited performance for the fourth fiscal quarter. The total revenue for the quarter was approximately CAD 4 million (about USD 2.83 million). Notably, its decentralized exchange protocol HoudiniSwap successfully processed approximately CAD 326 million (about USD 231 million) in exchange transactions during its first full quarter after being integrated into the company, generating approximately CAD 3.4 million (about USD 2.41 million) in exchange fee revenue. Its trading volume in September saw a significant increase of 37% compared to June.
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