Chinese Spy Who Targeted Jensen Huang Worked Directly for China’s Top Spy Agency: NYT
- 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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Rubio Flagged Nvidia CEO’s Ties to Chinese Spy
“Secretary of State Marco Rubio oversaw the drafting of the highly classified memo this spring warning top Trump administration officials that Nvidia’s chief executive, Jensen Huang, was in a close relationship with a Chinese spy,” the New York Times reports. Financial Times: U.S. believes Nvidia’s Huang had a romantic relationship with alleged Chinese spy.
According to The New York Times, American intelligence agencies have concluded that businesswoman Alice Huang worked for Chinese intelligence. Her task was to collect information about Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and gain insights into American artificial intelligence technologies. According to American intelligence sources, she was “recruited” by the Chinese ministry with the aim of obtaining information about the most advanced chips and possibly i…
Nvidia CEO targeted by Chinese-recruited woman in suspected industrial espionage plot
Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, also known by her Chinese name, Huang Le, was reportedly recruited by China's MSS to build a relationship with and gather information on the Nvidia CEO.
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INTELLINEWSSTORY - Jensen Huang, boss of the world's largest stock market capitalization, would have maintained a relationship with a woman suspected of working for Beijing. The case, which worried all the way to the top of the American state, is now taking a political turn across the Atlantic.
Senator threatens new Trump probe after Chinese spy bombshell: 'Congress will get answers'
Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) is promising that Congress will dig into the Trump administration’s ties to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, after a New York Times report that a Chinese businesswoman close to Huang was an asset of Beijing’s top spy agency.“The more I learn about the insane relationship between the Trump Administration, Chinese spies, and AI billionaires, the more I’m convinced there is nothing this administration does that isn’t corrupt,” Coons…
The US and China are competing to dominate the development of artificial intelligence. American intelligence now suspects that AI giant Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang had a love affair with a businesswoman who spied for China, writes the Financial Times. Jensen Huang is said to have fallen into a so-called honey trap.
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