Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to join board of Beijing university amid China ties push
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Zijing Wu, Cheng Leng
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Summary
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is set to join the board of a prestigious Beijing university, highlighting the chipmaker's efforts to maintain business ties with China amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. The move places Huang alongside Apple CEO Tim Cook on the board, underscoring the strategic importance of the Chinese market for major tech companies.
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