Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang seen as target of China spy plot; Trump briefed but took no action: Report
- In a Thursday report, the New York Times revealed that American intelligence agencies surveilled Alice Huang, a Singapore-based executive, as she allegedly acted as a Chinese intelligence asset with direct access to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
- Washington has long worked to deny China technology for artificial intelligence superiority; a Commerce Department investigation begun in late 2024 was transferred to the Justice Department this year.
- Surveillance reportedly revealed Huang funneling information to Beijing, though officials never gave Jensen Huang a defensive briefing. Megaspeed claimed that "Megaspeed received no sensitive trade secrets or national security information, and Nvidia had investigated and rejected chip-smuggling allegations."
- The discovery set off alarms at the White House, with some administration officials questioning whether Jensen Huang could have remained wholly unaware. Megaspeed hired lawyers and will cooperate with American authorities.
- China's embassy dismissed the allegations as "groundless smears," while Megaspeed continues expanding in Southeast Asia. The company previously gave President Trump $20 million for his ballroom.
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