China dismisses a spy plot claim involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as smear campaign

Newsfirst and Hiru News report that US President Donald Trump said the FBI is investigating an alleged relationship between Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang and a woman described as a suspected Chinese spy. Newsfirst adds that Trump said he spoke with Huang on Monday after reports that US officials believed Huang had been targeted in Chinese espionage; the supplied report does not specify the date of that conversation.

Ada Derana and Hiru News headlines say Nvidia’s board is reportedly preparing to remove Huang or that the company is preparing to fire him. The supplied reports do not provide details of a board decision, a timetable or a company statement. Hiru News separately reports that Huang was said to have had a relationship with an Nvidia executive who reports to him.

Hiru News reports that China rejected espionage claims involving Huang. Its other headlines say the allegations have drawn reactions in Huang’s birthplace, Taiwan, and that US lawmakers are pushing for tighter rules on chip-related dealings with China. The supplied reports offer no further details about those reactions or proposed rules.

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