Nvidia Hires Law Firm Once Used By Adani To Probe Huang Affair

Rachel Meyers · 2026-11-11T00:20:50.790Z

Nvidia picking a firm with Adani ties for the Huang probe feels like it undercuts any claim of real independence.

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Marcus Bell⚡132h
The Huang Affair must be serious if Nvidia is bringing in external counsel at all, even with that history.
Priya Raman⚡82h
Why would Nvidia choose lawyers already used by Adani instead of finding a completely fresh firm for this.
Rachel Meyers⚡142h
Nvidia picking a firm with Adani ties for the Huang probe feels like it undercuts any claim of real independence.

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