China rejects spying allegations against Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, calls it 'baseless'
Beijing said the spy claims were fabricated as Nvidia’s board reviews whether Jensen Huang was targeted in a foreign intelligence operation.
- Chinese state-run media rejected allegations linking Beijing to Nvidia Corp chief executive officer Jensen Huang's affair, accusing American outlets of fabricating a spy narrative.
- Following Huang's admission of an affair with a woman identified as a suspected Chinese spy, the Nvidia board assembled a committee of independent directors to investigate.
- Last week, House Republicans requested a briefing with Huang to discuss his dealings with Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, identified in reports as a suspected spy.
- Next week, President Donald Trump will visit Shenzhen for an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit to meet Xi Jinping, with officials monitoring whether the leaders can sustain a fragile trade truce.
- The Global Times accused the New York Times of 'going crazy' with speculation and compared the Huang episode to the 2023 balloon incident, claiming behind-the-scenes efforts to 'stir up confrontation.
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China rejected on Monday the accusations that a Chinese executive would have spied on Nvidia's co-founder and executive president, Jensen Huang, in an alleged intelligence operation for Beijing. The Chinese government classified history as a "defamation" without foundation, after the American chip maker announced an independent investigation into reports that his main executive was targeted by foreign intelligence services. Prices: Adjustments i…
'A baseless smearing': China denies spying charge targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
China has rejected allegations of espionage involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, labeling them as a smear campaign. Foreign ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun stated that these claims are unfounded and baseless. Nvidia's board has initiated an independent investigation into reports of a foreign intelligence operation. The investigation involves Alice Huang, a former executive accused of being linked to China's Ministry of State Security.
China dismisses a spy plot claim involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as
BANGKOK (AP) — China denied on Monday there was a spy plot attempt to ensnare Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang , calling the spying allegations unsubstantiated and a smear campaign against Beijing. Huang has acknowledged to the Nvidia
China slams 'baseless' claims it spied on Nvidia boss
Beijing rejected on Monday claims that it had spied on Jensen Huang, chief executive of US chip giant Nvidia, calling the allegations "baseless". "We have responded to this matter previously. The narrative of a so-called Chinese spy is entirely baseless vilification and smearing," Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Guo Jiakun said at a regular briefing. He was speaking after Nvidia's board announced it had opened a probe into media reports al…
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