Alleged Chinese spy had ‘close relationship’ with Nvidia boss Jensen Huang: NY Times
Intelligence agencies allege Alice Huang funneled information to Beijing, while trade records show a related firm purchased $4.8 billion in Nvidia AI equipment, according to government data.
- A explosive New York Times report revealed that U.S. intelligence agencies scrutinised interactions between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Alice Huang , a former executive at Singapore-based cloud provider Megaspeed suspected of being a Chinese intelligence asset.
- Federal investigators launched a probe into Megaspeed after Commerce Department officials inspected a Malaysian data center in late 2024 and found boxed Nvidia hardware suspected of being illicitly diverted to Chinese tech firms, including Alibaba, in circumvention of export controls.
- Intelligence surveillance revealed that Alice Huang cultivated a close relationship with Jensen Huang, raising counterintelligence concerns over whether Beijing sought insights into Trump administration chip policy or Nvidia’s proprietary operations.
- President Trump was briefed on the intelligence findings roughly a year ago but took no action, reportedly to avoid disrupting Nvidia’s commercial sales, destabilizing markets, or escalating U.S.-China trade tensions.
- Nvidia strongly defended its executive, stating that Jensen Huang meets with thousands of customer leaders annually, received no defensive briefing from law enforcement, and shared only standard business information—with zero access given to trade secrets or national security secrets.
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CHINESE SPY PENETRATED INNER CIRCLE OF AMERICA'S TOP AI CEO — Report: Female Agent Targeted Jensen Huang While Trump Briefed and Sat on His Hands
U.S. intelligence officials reportedly concluded that Alice Huang, a Chinese-born executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, was a Chinese intelligence asset who built a close relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang — and the White House knew.
Jensen Huang, CEO of chip manufacturer Nvidia, maintained close ties with a Chinese businesswoman who provided intelligence to the government in Beijing, according to US security services. This is reported by The New York Times. According to Paul Verhagen, author of the book *The Tectonic Shift* and affiliated with The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, this marks a ‘strange and uncomfortable point’ in the global battle for the best tech.
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A Chinese businesswoman who had a close relationship with Nvidia chief Jensen Huang was suspected of passing intelligence to Beijing. Donald Trump’s reaction is under scrutiny.
Jensen Huang, director general of Nvidia, would have maintained close ties with a Chinese businesswoman suspected of being a Beijing agent, according to The New York Times.
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