Chinese Spy Who Targeted Jensen Huang Worked Directly for China’s Top Spy Agency: NYT
- On November 5, Republican leaders of three House committees requested Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang appear at a closed-door briefing on November 18 regarding his interactions with alleged Chinese intelligence asset Alice Huang.
- U.S. intelligence officials identified Alice Huang as a recruiter for China's Ministry of State Security, aiming to gather information on advanced chips and influence Jensen's lobbying efforts, according to a classified memo circulated earlier this year.
- Megaspeed, where Alice Huang served as an executive, purchased at least $4.8 billion in Nvidia processors since June 2024, building Southeast Asian data centers analysts describe as a backdoor for Chinese firms to access restricted technology.
- Lawmakers from both parties are demanding answers about national security risks, while Nvidia spokesperson John Rizzo maintained Jensen's interactions were 'not unusual' and that the company does not share classified information with customers.
- The incident intensifies pressure on Washington to close export control loopholes, with Senate leaders pushing for legislation like the AI Overwatch Act to further restrict Chinese access to advanced U.S. semiconductor technology.
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The U.S. bans sales to China of the most advanced artificial intelligence chips, with the aim of overcoming the Chinese in the race to dominate artificial intelligence (AI). In statements in Fox News on Sunday, three days after Huang's resignation, Bessent said he wants to know if Nvidia used ghost companies to dodge U.S. restrictions and sell its most powerful chips to China. At the end of 2025, President Donald Trump only authorized the sale t…
After Jensen Huang resigned amid allegations of extramarital affairs and a possible technology leak to China, Donald Trump's advisers and members of Congress are demanding an explanation for the Commerce Department's inaction. The post Nvidia: Revelations about AI microchip leak to China shake the Trump administration appeared first on in.gr.
Washington bans the export to China of its most advanced AI chips and suspects Nvidia to have bypassed the laws.
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The Department of Justice is currently conducting a criminal investigation into the matter.
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