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Chinese Experts See a "Witch Hunt" in U.S. Measures for the Nvidia Case

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Beijing, Nov 10 (EFE).- Chinese experts denounced on Tuesday a "witch hunt" in attempts by U.S. legislators to push for new restrictions on exports of advanced chips to China taking advantage of the controversy over the alleged espionage operation against Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The controversy arose after the [...] Chinese experts entry sees a "witch hunt" in U.S. measures for the Nvidia case was first published in HolaNews.

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The controversy arose after the U.S. newspaper "New York Time" associated Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang with Beijing's information services and an alleged extramarital relationship with Nvidia's executive president, Jensen Huang, who admitted to being unfaithful to the woman, but did not publicly identify the person with whom she maintained the relationship.

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Beijing, Nov 10 (EFE).- Chinese experts denounced on Tuesday a "witch hunt" in attempts by U.S. legislators to push for new restrictions on exports of advanced chips to China taking advantage of the controversy over the alleged espionage operation against Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The controversy arose after the [...] Chinese experts entry sees a "witch hunt" in U.S. measures for the Nvidia case was first published in HolaNews.

Chinese analysts criticize accusations of espionage in the US, highlighting prejudices against Asian descendants and impact on commercial and technological relations between powers.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Chinese experts quoted by the official press denounced a "hunt to witches" in the attempts of American congressmen to impose new restrictions on the export of advanced semiconductors to China, after the case involving the leader of Nvidia.

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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