Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is headed to South Korea where he is expected to meet President Donald Trump and the country's top business executives.
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CEO Jensen Huang is headed to South Korea, one of the company’s most important markets, ahead of meeting there between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.
For Huang, it’s expected to be a trip that mixes business and politics with a meeting with Trump on the cards as well as execs from South Korea’s biggest firms such as Samsung and SK Group.
Market watchers will also be looking out for clues as to Nvidia’s future in China.
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The Nvidia CEO was notably not included on the list of CEOs invited to attend the summit that was circulated Monday.
