Alleged Chinese Spy in Nvidia Scandal Is Living in Beijing, Bloomberg News Reports
Bloomberg said the Megaspeed founder is living in Beijing as Nvidia’s board reviews allegations linking her business ties to Chinese intelligence concerns.
- Alice Huang, the suspected Chinese spy at the center of a scandal involving Nvidia Corp. chief executive officer Jensen Huang, returned to Beijing with the knowledge of security officials, according to Bloomberg News.
- Speculation regarding Huang's whereabouts intensified after the Nvidia founder admitted to an extramarital affair, prompting the company's board to investigate allegations she acted as a Chinese spy.
- Megaspeed International imported Nvidia products topping US$4.6 billion, serving as a major hardware supplier in Southeast Asia and renting advanced chips to Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
- While Beijing has denied that Huang was a spy, her professional background includes roles at Shanghai Hexi Investment, HSBC Holdings Plc, and Citic Securities since 2015.
- Previously designated an official Nvidia Cloud Partner, Megaspeed remains under scrutiny as the controversy roils markets and threatens the Nvidia chief executive's position.
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The alleged Chinese spy with whom the Nvidia executive had a relationship has returned to Beijing - BloombergGiles Huang, who is suspected of espionage, lives in Beijing under the supervision of the services. Her company supplied Nvidia chips to Chinese firms.
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El Periódico
Alice Huang is in Beijing, according to Bloomberg. The U.S. economic media cites people who know the case, without further concretion, to place in China the businesswoman and alleged spy who has turned the artificial intelligence industry upside down and clouded Sino-American bilateral relations a week after Xi Jinping and Donald Trump meet in Shenzhen. Nor does it clarify when he arrived, why or what he does in the capital.Keep reading....
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The Independent (US)Alice Huang, alleged spy at centre of Nvidia scandal, said to be back in China
She’s reportedly living in Beijing with knowledge of security officials
Bloomberg reports that the woman would return to Beijing and that the authorities would know about it. The Chinese foreign spokesperson cleared the question: "I'm not aware of the situation" and attacks the US: "It's enough to invent stories to justify a blockade...
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