US Intelligence Memo Alleges Chinese Executive Attempted to Spy on Nvidia CEO
A U.S. intelligence memo has surfaced alleging that Alice Huang, an executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, was recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security to spy on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Reports suggest the intelligence claims included allegations of a romantic relationship between Huang and Alice Huang as part of the recruitment effort. Nvidia has responded to these reports stating that interactions with Huang were not unusual and emphasizing that the company does not share classified information with customers. Additionally, investigations into New Matrix—a Chinese firm authorized by the U.S. Commerce Department to purchase advanced Nvidia chips—have raised red flags after reporters found its listed office address to be a vacant shell, suggesting it may serve as a front for blacklisted entities.
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