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U.S. Intelligence Casts Doubt on Chinese Spy Allegations After Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s Resignation - Tech Startups

U.S. intelligence officials are questioning whether the woman at the center of the scandal that forced Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to resign was actually spying for China, raising new questions about the allegations that helped bring down one of Silicon […] The post U.S. intelligence casts doubt on Chinese spy allegations after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s resignation first appeared on Tech Startups.

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US intelligence agencies are still trying to determine the relationship between Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, who had an affair with former Nvidia executive Jensen Huang, and the Chinese government. Multiple sources tell CNN that there is no evidence yet that Huang (no relation) spied for Beijing.

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After at least a year of FBI investigation, U.S. intelligence has still not established that Alice Huang, with whom Jensen Huang had an affair, was spying on Beijing, CNN revealed this Thursday, November 12, and CIA and national intelligence officials even find it exaggerated to call her a spy.

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BNR Nieuwsradio broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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