EquitiesGains come as Nvidia management uncertainty temporarily subsidesBeijing has been aggressively pushing to expand its domestic manufacturing capacity of advanced chips. © ReutersLORRETTA CHENNovember 13, 2026 12:59 JSTHONG KONG -- Chinese shares are leading Asian chipmaker gains on Friday, with investors piling into the AI trade despite Nvidia's Jensen Huang turmoil. Read NextSemiconductorsNvidia's Jensen problem set to become one for AI supply chainArtificial intelligenceJensen Huang resigns as Nvidia chief after alleged second affair#techAsiaSex, spies and salaries shake up AI chipmakersTechnologyNvidia case puts Singapore, Malaysia companies in spotlightArtificial intelligenceNvidia shares plunge almost 10% on report board may oust Jensen HuangTechnologyAsia's AI supply chain and US data centers set to weather 'blue wave'Tech AsiaTech supply chain shrugs off AI slowdown calls as demand boomsCurrenciesFed hike 'certainty' pushes Asian currencies lower with yen down near 160CurrenciesDemocratic 'blue wave' may buoy yen if AI trade reverses: FX tradersLatest on EquitiesEquitiesJapan Tobacco shares tumble on fears of $8bn Russia lossEquitiesKioxia leveraged product debuts in Hong Kong in first for Japan stockEquitiesAI buildout bill sinks Meta, other tech favorite stocks