Wu Jialong Discusses the Huang Renxun Incident: The United States is Tightening Its Net

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[People News] Recently, major media outlets have prominently featured news about NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun's extramarital affair, which has sparked significant public interest in Taiwan. Senior political commentator and macroeconomist Wu Jialong took to social media to suggest that the focus of the Huang Renxun case may have been misunderstood, arguing that the scandal is likely intended to obscure more serious issues. Some netizens remarked that one should not take risks for money that should not be earned, emphasising that Taiwan must uphold global trust in 'Made In Taiwan.'

On November 11, Wu Jialong posted on Facebook that, following the media revelations, Huang Renxun quickly admitted to his infidelity, which made the entire situation appear somewhat 'strange.' He believes that Huang Renxun is clearly attempting to mitigate the damage. However, the photos depicting Huang Renxun and Huang Le's intimate moments are all old news, taken in Taipei. 'Why bring this up now?'

He pointed out: 'I believe the United States is tightening its net!'

In his post, he indicated that U.S. intelligence agencies have long been tracking and monitoring these matters, and they were already aware that Huang Le was actually a spy for the Chinese Communist Party. They should also have known that NVIDIA's chips sold to Huang Le's company in Singapore were transferred to Malaysia, where a computing power centre was established for Chinese companies to rent. This operation involves Alibaba and DeepSeek; this is the ultimate destination for NVIDIA chips, while the listed companies in Singapore and Malaysia serve merely as transit points.

Wu Jialong asserts that the ultimate destination of the chips is the primary focus of the U.S. investigation. The core issue in this scandal is not merely about personal entanglements, but rather whether there has been a breach of U.S. export controls. If Huang Renxun was aware of this beforehand, it could raise concerns about national security and even treason, which is the heart of the matter.

He anticipates that the U.S. Congress will soon hold hearings, requiring Huang Renxun to respond to inquiries. The focus will not be on personal scandals; instead, this situation pertains to the technological rivalry between the U.S. and China, particularly in the realm of AI. If Nvidia knowingly allowed these advanced chips to be sent to China, and if the intermediary Huang Le is indeed a spy for the Chinese Communist Party, the implications could be severe!

"It’s no surprise that personal scandals or infidelity are being used to obscure the underlying national security concerns! It’s likely that Huang Renxun will ultimately face consequences, possibly even resigning from his role as CEO of Nvidia."

Wu Jialong believes that the real loser in this scenario will not only be Huang Renxun but also the spy network of the Chinese Communist Party. The CCP's tactics of infiltration, bribery, and seduction have been laid bare by the U.S. The Trump administration's true target is not Huang Renxun, but the CCP itself; this is where the real competition lies. Regarding the chip and AI supply chain in Taiwan, the impact is expected to be minimal.

However, he cautions that it is now widely recognised that if anyone attempts to assist Chinese companies in circumventing regulations—such as "washing the origin" or "washing the computing power"—the U.S. will undoubtedly take decisive action. Therefore, Taiwanese companies must adopt a strong stance against red infiltration and must not continue to assist Chinese firms in bypassing U.S. regulations.

Wu Jialong further elaborated: Don't assume that only the Communist Party is tough to handle; if you dare to violate U.S. regulations, you should think carefully, as the Americans have numerous ways to deal with you. Just look at Huang Renxun's current situation for evidence! The Americans won't confront you directly; instead, they will employ sophisticated tactics to manage you.

Wu Jialong concluded, 'When it comes to anti-communism, it's best to align with the United States. The U.S. has returned to a Cold War mentality, opposing the communist bloc, so it's wise to wake up to this reality sooner rather than later! In summary, stop collaborating with the enemy!' (link)

Wu Jialong's post garnered a lot of positive feedback from fans.

Some fans remarked in the comments: When Huang Le got close to Huang Renxun two years ago, he likely caught the attention of the American FBI and even U.S. intelligence agencies in Singapore! The U.S. allowed the CCP to trap itself; this strategy is known as 'inviting the gentleman into the urn.' Perhaps President Trump, during the remaining two years of his term, despite the Republican Party losing control of both the House and Senate, is striving to completely dismantle the historical standing of the Communist International! This grand narrative is now reaching its dramatic peak!

Additionally, other fans noted: Similar to investments, some opportunities may appear appealing, but if they aren't meant to be pursued, it's best not to take the risk. Taiwan should safeguard the hard-earned trust: Made in Taiwan. △