US Justice Department has not concluded Alice Huang was Chinese spy, Blanche says
Blanche said investigators have not concluded whether Alice Huang worked for China, even as the FBI probes possible export-law violations involving Megaspeed.
- On Thursday, Attorney General Todd Blanche stated the Justice Department has not reached a conclusion on whether Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman, was a Chinese spy.
- FBI agents are currently investigating reports that Huang worked for the Chinese government, Blanche told reporters at a press conference.
- Huang, a former executive at Megaspeed, had an affair with former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, drawing scrutiny over restricted American computer chips reaching China.
- CNN's Boris Sanchez and Brianna Keilar questioned the Attorney General's remarks, with Keilar asking, "What does DOJ know here?" amid doubts about the administration's handling.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio oversaw a classified intelligence memo warning senior officials about Huang's relationship with the former Nvidia CEO, undercutting Blanche's claim of uncertainty.
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Oh Su-jin = Regarding the espionage allegations against Alice Huang (Chinese name Huang Le), the mistress of former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Todd Bl...
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Some officials argue that the focus on Huang's ties to the Chinese government has distracted from a bigger issue, which is Washington's failure to stop advanced technology, critical to the AI race, from being diverted to China.
It has not yet been concluded whether Alice Huang, who cost Jensen Huang his top Nvidia position, is actually a spy.
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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 to Jensen Huang) spied for Beijing.
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