China rejects US spy allegation as FBI, Nvidia probe Jensen Huang
China has dismissed the United States' claim about Alice Huang, a Chinese citizen at the center of a national security and espionage scandal involving Nvidia founder Jensen Huang. On Tuesday, Beijing parried a question seeking the current whereabouts of Alice, a top executive at Megaspeed, a Singapore-based data center and cloud computing operator. "The 'Chinese […] China rejects US spy…
China has rejected US allegations of espionage involving Nvidia founder Jensen Huang, according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry. The ministry stated that the claim against Alice Huang, a Chinese citizen and executive at Megaspeed, is unsubstantiated and aimed at tarnishing China's reputation. Huang, 63, admitted to a years-long affair with Alice, but Nvidia maintains that no company secrets or national security were compromised.
Both the FBI and Nvidia are conducting separate investigations into the matter, with a board statement announcing the hiring of a former U.S. Attorney and a top Wall Street law firm to probe the affair thoroughly.
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