Chinese Woman Accused of Spying on Nvidia Boss Entered Taiwan on Hong Kong Passport
Taiwanese officials said the case underscores Beijing’s use of “honey traps” and efforts to obtain sensitive technology information.
- 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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Chinese woman accused of spying on Nvidia boss entered Taiwan on Hong Kong passport
The woman accused of spying for China during an affair with Nvidia chief Jensen Huang used a Hong Kong passport to enter Taiwan, the island's immigration agency said Wednesday, as authorities investigate the incident. "Our government's relevant agencies are fully informed of the relevant records and information," National Immigration Agency Director-General Lin Horng-en told reporters, confirming that Alice Huang used a Hong Kong passport to enter Taiwan.
Chinese woman accused of spying on Nvidia boss entered Taiwan on Hong Kong
TAIPEI — The woman accused of spying for China during an affair with Nvidia chief Jensen Huang used a Hong Kong passport to enter Taiwan, the island's immigration agency said Wednesday, as authorities investigate the incident. Jensen Huang has admitted to having an affair, reportedly with Alice Huang, a Chinese former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed who US officials believe was working for Chinese intelligence. Beijing has rejected the sp…
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AlKhaleej TodayTaiwan confirms Alice Huang used Hong Kong passport, revokes entry permit amid Nvidia spy allegations
TAIPEI, Nov 11 — The woman accused of spying for China during an affair with Nvidia chief Jensen Huang used a Hong Kong passport to enter Taiwan, the island’s immigration...
Taiwan Says Evidence Needed Before Commenting on Alleged Chinese Spy Linked to Nvidia CEO
Taiwanese officials said on Nov. 10 that they were closely monitoring the threat of Chinese espionage targeting the island’s high-tech industry but declined to comment on allegations involving Alice Huang, a Chinese woman allegedly acting as a spy for Beijing who was romantically involved with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Chiu Chui-cheng, head of Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council, said the Taiwanese government could not assess the case because the r…
Taipei probes suspected Chinese spy linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
Taiwanese intelligence officers are investigating how Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy who had an affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, was able to visit the democratic island claimed by Beijing.
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