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Jensen Huang Hired a PR Firm Known for Handling Sex Scandals Last Year

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The Nvidia CEO began working with consultants from Heller as early as October 2025, around the same time he was first linked to a suspected Chinese spy.

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Jensen Huang Hired a PR Firm Known for Handling Sex Scandals Last Year
Lauren Goode · 11/9/2026, 2:30:56 PM
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