'China Spy' Who Had Affair with Billionaire Said She Could Get US Tech
The suspected operative pitched GPU access to Beijing investors while concealing her relationship with Nvidia's chief executive, US intelligence officials said.
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Nvidia Case: Chinese Spy Bragged She Could Secure American Chips, Despite Export Ban - iefimerida.gr
The Chinese spy accused of sexually ensnaring Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang boasted that she could secure the company’s technology despite U.S. export bans to China. Alice Huang reportedly pitched a deal to investors in Beijing in 2025 to supply Nvidia’s coveted graphics processing units (GPUs). According to the Financial Times, she said she had “no problem securing GPUs” despite the U.S. blocking Chinese companies from acquiring them. She did not, h…
Foreign media reported that Alice Huang (Chinese name Huang Le), a Chinese woman suspected by U.S. intelligence of being a spy for Chinese intelligence agencies, attracted investors to a large-scale data center business by emphasizing that she could secure Nvidia's advanced artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductors. On the 9th (local time), the Financial Times (FT) reported that Alice
Alice Huang, associated with Jensen Huang, has attracted investment funds for data centers by leveraging Nvidia's semiconductor supply capabilities. She previously worked with Alibaba while serving as an executive at Megaspeed and is currently under investigation by U.S. authorities regarding allegations of involvement with Chinese intelligence agencies and the smuggling of semiconductors.
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