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Nvidia Faces $70B Share-Sale Risk as National Security Probe Escalates

Key Facts

1Nvidia shares fell 5.47% on Tuesday, extending losses for a second consecutive session.
2The board initiated an independent investigation into ties with a Singapore-based cloud partner and potential diversion of restricted chips.
3Three U.S. House committee chairs requested closed-door briefings with Jensen Huang regarding the company's relationship with Megaspeed.

Nvidia faces a $70.3 billion share-sale risk and a national security probe following allegations involving CEO Jensen Huang and a suspected Chinese spy. The situation escalates previous concerns regarding the potential diversion of restricted chips through a Singapore-based partner, which had already prompted an independent board investigation and requests for congressional briefings.

Nvidia closed at $166.9 on November 10, 2026, as the narrative shifted toward national security implications and personal allegations against its leadership. During the same period, TSM closed at $389.76 on November 10, 2026, while peer companies AMD and INTC closed at $508.58 and $59.37 respectively on November 9, 2026.

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    Update: Nvidia lost its position as the world's second-most valuable company to Microsoft on November 11, 2026, following the decline in its share price. This shift in market capitalization rankings comes as the sell-off continues amid ongoing investigations.

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