Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reportedly targeted by suspected Chinese spy — here's what we know
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was reportedly targeted by Chinese intelligence, and Trump knew about it. Here's what the investigation reveals.
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang may have been targeted by a suspected Chinese intelligence operation, according to a New York Times investigation. The report claims that President Donald Trump was briefed on the findings about a year ago but took no action. Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman and executive at Megaspeed, was reportedly passing information to Beijing.
She and Huang were seen together during visits to Taiwan, leading U.S. intelligence agencies to believe she was providing classified information. Despite being under investigation, Huang was never warned about her suspected activities. Nvidia has denied any wrongdoing, stating that Huang regularly meets with executives from companies that purchase its technology.
The controversy comes at a critical time for Nvidia, as it supplies computing power for leading AI systems.
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