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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Wang says the company will absolutely be involved in OpenAI's current funding round, despite a recent report from the Wall Street Journal saying that negotiations had stalled.

I believe in OpenAI.

The work that they do is incredible.

They're one of the most consequential companies of our time, and I really love working with Sam.

That's Wang speaking to reporters Saturday in Taiwan.

He also says he supports every developer that uses its software, after a U.S.

lawmaker accused the chip giant of offering tech support that helped China's DeepSeek improve its AI model.

A judge on Saturday ordered the U.S.

to release five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father from a Texas detention center where they were taken after being detained in a Minneapolis suburb last month.

U.S.

District Judge Fred Beery, who was appointed by former Democratic President Bill Clinton, said in his ruling, "...the case has its genesis in the ill-conceived and incompetently implemented government pursuit of daily deportation quotas, apparently if it requires traumatizing children."

A U.S.

judge has denied Minnesota's request to pause the Trump administration's recent surge of thousands of immigration enforcement agents in the state.

U.S.

District Judge Catherine Menendez's order will allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other agencies to maintain approximately

3,000 officers deployed in Minnesota, primarily in the twin cities of Minneapolis and St.

Paul, since Operation Metro Surge launched late last year.

An administration official previously told the court that region normally has about 80 officers performing immigration enforcement operations.