Nvidia CEO says Megaspeed ties were normal amid US probe into alleged China spying and chip export controls.
This came after a report said the Nvidia CEO might have been the target of a suspected Chinese intelligence operation through his association with an executive.
Alice Huang, a Chinese citizen, and top executive at Singapore-based data centre company Megaspeed was identified by US spy agencies as an intelligence asset for China.
US intelligence agencies reportedly identified a Megaspeed executive with ties to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as a Chinese intelligence asset, raising concerns over AI chip exports.
Nvidia chief Jensen Huang was identified in a US spy probe into a suspected Chinese intelligence asset linked to Megaspeed chip sales.
US intelligence agencies found that Alice Huang, a Chinese national, was working for China's intelligence and passing information to Beijing.
A new report from the New York Times reveals that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was the target of a possible Chinese spy plot, involving an executive at a Singapore-based company. NBC News has not...
US intelligence agencies concluded that a Singapore-based executive was gathering information for China and had ties to Nvidia CEO Huang, but Trump chose not to act.
Nvidia disputed a New York Times report that U.S. intelligence agencies surveilled a person close to CEO Jensen Huang over concerns she could be a Chinese spy.
U.S. intelligence found a Chinese woman believed to be a spy had developed a "close relationship" with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, according to a report.
The New York Times reported that US intelligence agencies suspected Alice Huang of being a Chinese spy, citing her close relationship with Huang.
US intelligence agencies reportedly scrutinised a relationship between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Singapore-based executive Alice Huang amid suspicions she was helping China bypass restrictions...
Nvidia dismissed a new report that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a Chinese intelligence asset, stating the diversion allegations were "thoroughly investigated and debunked last year." The New...
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