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Alice Huang tied to Nvidia’s biggest Chinese competitor

Analysts say the ties may have helped route Nvidia computing power to Huawei while raising questions about Alice Huang’s role and Jensen Huang’s knowledge.

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The woman with whom Jensen Huang reportedly had a relationship also owned stakes in companies that provided computing power to Huawei, a key Nvidia competitor.

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New details emerge on the profile of Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy with whom Nvidia Jensen Huang's former CEO had a sentimental relationship.

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Alice Huang, a businesswoman suspected of espionage and romantically involved with Nvidia's ousted CEO Jensen Huang, may have helped Huawei through Chinese data centers and a tangled web of companies. According to a new private intelligence report, Alice Huang's interests provided computing capacity to the US chipmaker's biggest Chinese rival at the same time that the woman was already in a business and personal relationship with the former Nvid…

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Alice Huang, with whom the former CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang had a sentimental relationship, held holdings in companies that benefited from Huawei, Nvidia's main competitor in China. (ANSA)

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The case of Alice Huang, the Chinese businesswoman associated with former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, is gaining new dimensions. According to a CNBC report, she owned shares in companies that benefited from Huawei, Nvidia’s main Chinese competitor in the artificial intelligence processor market. The […] The post Alice Huang had stakes in companies that collaborated with Nvidia’s biggest competitor in China appeared first on iEidiseis.

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CNBC report indicates that Alice Huang related companies may have provided Nvidia's computing capability to Huawei

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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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