The Futurum Group CEO Daniel Newman joins ‘Varney & Co.’ and discusses Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote and announcements at the GTC 2025 conference. Tech giant Nvidia said on Thursday that its chips do not contain any “backdoors” that would allow others to remotely access or control them, following concerns from China over the security

Cho Yoon-je The author is a special appointment professor at Yonsei University School of Economics.   Just a year or two ago, the dominant narrative in the West was “Peak China.” Many conservative scholars and commentators argued that China had reached the limits of its system and would never catch up to the United States,

Joel C. Rosenberg with Speaker Mike Johnson (Photo: ALL ISRAEL NEWS) DENVER, COLORADO — Israel, Iran, and how he views increasingly hostile anti-Israel voices on the AmericaIn political Right were not the only issues that House Speaker Mike Johnson and I discussed in our recent sit-down interview in his gorgeous office on Capitol Hill. We

From successful Oval Office meeting to uncertain talks – here’s what’s happening with Canadapublished at 14:30 British Summer Time 14:30 BST Jessica MurphyBBC News, Toronto Canada’s prime minister won April’s general election by pitching himself as the leader who could take on the self-styled “Tariff Man” in the White House. In May, Mark Carney journeyed

TLDRs; China summons Nvidia over alleged backdoor risks in H20 AI chips amid growing tech tensions. Accusations reignite concerns over hardware vulnerabilities in critical AI infrastructure. US and China continue tit-for-tat tech probes, echoing the Huawei controversy. Smuggling of $1B worth of Nvidia AI chips into China adds fuel to security standoff. The Cyberspace Administration