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Jensen Huang was a ‘China salesman’ for Nvidia. His exit is weighing on Chinese tech stocks.

The former Nvidia CEO was an ‘influential voice’ for selling chips to Chinese companies, but now investors are preparing for more restrictions, experts say.

MarketWatchNovember 13, 20261 min read
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Jensen Huang was a ‘China salesman’ for Nvidia. His exit is weighing on Chinese tech stocks.

The former Nvidia CEO was an ‘influential voice’ for selling chips to Chinese companies, but now investors are preparing for more restrictions, experts say.

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