China’s Top Spy Agency Recruited Woman Who Targeted Nvidia’s Jensen Huang
The memo said Alice Huang was recruited to gather intelligence on Nvidia’s AI chips and press for access to its most advanced semiconductors.
- Alice Huang, a Megaspeed International executive, was recruited as a spy for China's MSS to target Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang, according to a Trump administration memo circulated among policymakers.
- Intelligence cited in the memo last spring identified Alice Huang as having a close relationship with Jensen Huang and tasked her to collect intelligence on American AI chips and potentially influence Nvidia.
- Megaspeed, a Singapore-based Nvidia cloud partner, allegedly sought advanced chip intelligence while building data centers in South-east Asia for China, according to American officials briefed on the matter.
- On Thursday, the House Select Committee requested a closed-door briefing with Jensen Huang regarding his interactions with Alice Huang and company security protocols, though Nvidia denies wrongdoing.
- The case has intensified Capitol Hill scrutiny and debate over American chip sales to China, sharpening security concerns as Democrats gain congressional control following this week's midterm elections.
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Suspected of espionage at Nvidia: According to US intelligence services, IT boss Jensen Huang is supposed to have a relationship with a Chinese spy.
US intelligence suggests that tech giant Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a romantic relationship with a woman who was actually spying for China, the Financial Times and the New York Times report. Republican congressmen from three different committees have now summoned Huang for questioning.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been the target of a so-called honeytrapper. A woman seduced the...
The woman had been recruited from Beijing to get information directly from Jensen Huang about the semiconductor giant, reports The Financial Times
According to The New York Times, Chinese intelligence allegedly conducted espionage targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, and Huang is accused of having a relationship with a Chinese agent. Following allegations of chip exports and lobbying, Huang was summoned to testify before the US Congress.
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