Nvidia pressed Taiwan officials over its indicted manager, Bloomberg says
The Next Web reports, citing Bloomberg and people familiar with the matter, that Nvidia raised concerns with Taiwanese political officials after prosecutors charged one of its managers, surnamed Chang, in a chip smuggling case. According to the report, Nvidia's representatives said they disagreed with the charges and that he should not be under investigation. The outlet also says Nvidia asked TSMC for advice, and TSMC declined to help.
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Nvidia pressed Taiwan officials over its indicted manager, Bloomberg says
Nvidia raised concerns with Taiwanese political officials after prosecutors charged one of its managers in a chip smuggling case, Bloomberg reported. It cited people familiar with the matter. Nvidia’s representatives said they disagreed with the charges against the manager, surnamed Chang, the people said. They also said he should not be under investigation. The officials replied […] This story continues at The Next Web
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