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The US AG said the DOJ has yet to reach a conclusion on whether Alice Huang was a Chinese spy. Allies of Jensen Huang have rallied around the uncertainty over the spy allegations, which China has denied. While some of Huang's supporters suggest the board made a mistake, others pointed to reports of relationships with staffers. Was Alice Huang a Chinese spy? Some government officials have said that question remains unresolved — and now some of Jensen Huang's defenders are rallying around the uncertainty. Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, said Friday on X that a petition to reinstate Jensen Huang as CEO of Nvidia was "underway" and "I'm signing it too." Tech investor Gavin Baker said said on X that Nvidia's board "should have waited for their own investigation to finish" before ousting the cofounder after he admitted to an affair. "Shareholders, employees and partners overwhelmingly support Jensen," Baker, the managing partner of Atreides Management, wrote.

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