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IrelandMiles Taylor warns Nvidia security concerns are "not under control"
MS NOW's panel examines the counterintelligence implications of allegations surrounding Jensen Huang, moving beyond the question of who leads Nvidia.
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- 0:00MS NOW reports Huang's resignation amid allegations of a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy.
- 1:26Wallace cites reporting about warnings to Trump and notes his denial of prior warnings.
- 4:06Barnes explains why US-China competition in AI makes the allegations a national security concern.
- 8:19Taylor argues the situation is not contained and discusses counterintelligence steps he says should have been taken.
Jensen Huang's resignation does not mean the national security concerns surrounding him are contained, former Department of Homeland Security chief of staff Miles Taylor argues on MS NOW's Deadline: White House.
Speaking with Nicolle Wallace, Taylor describes the situation as a major counterintelligence concern and says standard investigative steps should have been taken. His assessment is blunt: "It is not under control."
The segment opens with MS NOW's report that Huang resigned amid allegations of a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, raising concerns about sensitive American AI technology. Wallace also cites reporting that Donald Trump had received warnings about the matter, while noting Trump's denial of prior warnings.
New York Times intelligence reporter Julian Barnes explains why the allegations reach beyond Nvidia's boardroom: the United States and China are seeking an advantage in artificial intelligence, making access to the technology a national security issue. The discussion raises concerns about possible exposure; it does not establish that sensitive technology was transferred.
The video drew about 787,000 views since yesterday. Its distinctive contribution is Taylor's warning that a change in corporate leadership cannot, by itself, answer the counterintelligence questions raised by the allegations.
Taiwanese-American engineer and businessman who co-founded Nvidia. He led the company as president and CEO from 1993 until resigning in November 2026.
More on Wikipedia ›American author, commentator and former government official who worked at the Department of Homeland Security from 2017 to 2019 during Trump's first administration.
More on Wikipedia ›American technology company that develops graphics processors and hardware used in artificial intelligence, gaming and high-performance computing. Jensen Huang was one of its founders in 1993.
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