# Bad Influence story: Investigation links dozens of pro-Nvidia accounts to an Israeli influence firm

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-10 13:26. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/699fbed1-6437-4fa8-a756-f1150c44a6c6

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Latest update (11-10 13:26): Amir Efrati says he has evidence Nvidia chips reached China despite ban

Overview: The Midas Project reports that dozens of apparently fake accounts defending Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang are linked to an Israeli influence firm. The firm says it shut down last year. The report describes the accounts as part of a wider pro-Nvidia campaign.

Amir Efrati separately says he has evidence that banned Nvidia chips reached China. He links to a post with that evidence, and his post responds to tweets about the fake-account report. The evidence itself is not described in the source.

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1. 11-10 13:26 · Amir Efrati · [Amir Efrati says he has evidence Nvidia chips reached China despite ban](https://badinfluence.news/items/gvpsq0mmbq0o96poio0i8pzc5)
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