How Nvidia CEO’s troubles, US midterms may tighten China chip curbs: ‘adding fuel to fire’

South China Morning Post - Nov 10, 2026

A political storm sparked by US media reports alleging American intelligence agencies suspect Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was targeted in an espionage operation – a claim Beijing has denied – threatens to intensify Washington’s tech blockade on China following a Democratic midterm victory. Analysts said the twin developments could give the US Congress the political momentum needed to plug loopholes in existing semiconductor restrictions, accelerating efforts to curb third-country chip smuggling and...

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits to affair; board orders investigation

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits to affair; board orders investigation

The board of US AI chip giant Nvidia has announced an independent investigation as chief executive Jensen Huang said in a memo to employees that he had been unfaithful to his wife. Huang admitted to an extramarital affair and apologised to his family and colleagues in the memo, which the company published on its website on Sunday. “I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry,” Huang wrote. He apologised and pledged to...

Striker takes tally to 16 goals in big home win

Nov 8, 2026

Striker takes tally to 16 goals in big home win

Dartford scored four first-half goals to defeat in-form Eastbourne Borough at Princes Park.

AI will soon master biology, unleashing new safety risks, Tencent AI chief warns

Nov 8, 2026

AI will soon master biology, unleashing new safety risks, Tencent AI chief warns

Artificial intelligence models will soon be powerful enough to master biology, presenting both benefits and serious risks, Tencent Holdings’ chief AI scientist and former OpenAI star researcher Vinces Yao Shunyu said during a rare public appearance on Saturday. The assessment comes as frontier AI systems are increasingly being applied to medicine and biology, which could accelerate discovery of new drugs and other treatments. However, experts also warn that malicious actors could use AI to...

Horses, hats and high fashion: Ladies’ Purse Day attracts stylish crowd to Sha Tin

Nov 8, 2026

Horses, hats and high fashion: Ladies’ Purse Day attracts stylish crowd to Sha Tin

Sha Tin Racecourse was transformed into an open-air fashion show on Sunday as stylish female racegoers took centre stage with elaborate fascinators, statement hats and dresses in every shade of pink and white. The spectacle marked the return of the annual Sa Sa Ladies’ Purse Day, which blends high-stakes thoroughbred competition with high fashion, drawing enthusiasts from across the city and overseas. Across the forecourt and grandstands, generations of attendees embraced the occasion, while men...

Gillingham’s Priestfield woes deepen as fans vent their fury

Nov 7, 2026

Gillingham’s Priestfield woes deepen as fans vent their fury

Gillingham were booed off again at Priestfield as they lost in the FA Cup first round for the third year running.

Report: FA Cup exit for Gillingham against non-league opposition

Nov 7, 2026

Report: FA Cup exit for Gillingham against non-league opposition

Gillingham suffered a stoppage-time FA Cup elimination at the hands of non-league Barrow on Saturday.

Ainsworth’s frustration as Gillingham suffer FA Cup shock

Nov 7, 2026

Ainsworth’s frustration as Gillingham suffer FA Cup shock

Gareth Ainsworth admitted late injuries disrupted Gillingham’s preparations but insisted they had enough chances to avoid an FA Cup shock.

Matchday Live: Gillingham v Barrow, Dover v Wealdstone, Ebbsfleet v Chesham, Hemel Hempstead v Maidstone

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Philippines’ Alexandra Eala wins stop-start rainy affair to book Hong Kong Open final spot

Nov 7, 2026

Philippines’ Alexandra Eala wins stop-start rainy affair to book Hong Kong Open final spot

Local fan favourite Alexandra Eala had to dig deep amid stops and starts to earn a hard-fought 7-5, 3-6, 6-4 victory over Maria Sakkari on Saturday, booking her place in the Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open final. The evenly matched semi-final between the two seeded players was filled with extraordinary shots from both players, and a lot of rainwater and match suspensions. “I think it was just blank [during those rain stops], it took a lot of patience, but a lot, a lot, a lot of people stayed,...

Robotaxis are taking over China’s cities. What are they actually like to ride?

Nov 7, 2026

Robotaxis are taking over China’s cities. What are they actually like to ride?

The driver’s seat was empty and the steering wheel was turning on its own. Sitting in the back of a Pony.ai robotaxi in Shenzhen, I felt a flicker of nervousness. But as the car glided into traffic, the initial unease gave way to an appreciation of something far less futuristic: the blissful absence of small talk with the driver. My test rides in two of China’s major tech hubs – with Pony.ai in Shenzhen and Baidu’s Apollo Go in Beijing – offered a first-hand experience of how autonomous vehicles...

Hong Kong star retains passion for ‘brutal’ triathlon after World Cup setback

Nov 7, 2026

Hong Kong star retains passion for ‘brutal’ triathlon after World Cup setback

Bailee Brown said she retained her passion for “brutal and unforgiving” triathlon, but there were “things to sort out” after the Hongkonger’s subpar home World Triathlon Cup performance on Saturday. Managing a stress fracture of her left calf bone, Brown paid heavily for missing her bike in transition following the swim, losing touch with the main pack and coming home 50th in 59 minutes and 34 seconds. The reliably tenacious Hilda Choi Yan-yin placed 37th in 58:06, with Cade Wright 39th in...

Hong Kong grows in popularity for open water swimmers, but some logistics issues remain

Nov 7, 2026

Hong Kong grows in popularity for open water swimmers, but some logistics issues remain

When Emeric Payer plunged into the pitch-black waters of Victoria Harbour at 4am on Monday, his coaches’ old jokes about his endurance were still fresh in his mind. A former competitive pool sprinter in the 50-metre freestyle, the 21-year-old was known to fade minutes into longer distance swimming events. But this changed when he completed a solo, unassisted 45-kilometre circumnavigation of Hong Kong Island in the record time of 10 hours, 22 minutes and 59 seconds. The Hong Kong-French swimmer...

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