Chinese woman accused of spying on Nvidia boss entered Taiwan on Hong Kong passport
- Taiwan is investigating allegations involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, a former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed whom US intelligence officials identified as a potential Chinese intelligence operative.
- National Immigration Agency Director-General Lin Horng-en confirmed Alice Huang entered Taiwan using a Hong Kong passport, bypassing stricter requirements for mainland Chinese citizens.
- Liu confirmed Alice Huang "did indeed enter the country, but she is currently overseas," and authorities have revoked her permit, making re-entry impossible.
- Officials describe the incident as a "honey trap," a classic method Beijing uses to obtain intelligence, prompting Taiwan to strengthen protections for critical infrastructure with private companies.
- Beijing has rejected the spying allegations as Taiwan's government works to strengthen defenses against infiltration, citing the incident's importance to economic security in high-tech development.
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Alice Huang, who gained notoriety for her affair with Jensen Huang, entered Taiwan using a Hong Kong passport. Taiwan's immigration agency confirmed this on Wednesday. Alice is accused of spying for China. Taiwan's national security agencies are investigating the matter.
Taiwan is investigating the entry of suspected Chinese spy Alice Huang.
Taipei, Nov 11 (EFE).- Taiwan has cancelled the entry permit of Alice Huang, the Chinese businesswoman identified as a suspected spy in the scandal surrounding Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang, after authorities confirmed on Wednesday that she had visited the island using, according to local media, a Hong Kong passport. [...] Taiwan's entry veto entry to alleged Nvidia spy travelling with a Hong Kong passport was first published in HolaNews.
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