Megaspeed exec was recruited to spy on Nvidia CEO, according to US intelligence memo
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Daily Mirror, Newswire, Newsfirst and Hiru News report that Nvidia has launched an independent investigation into reports concerning chief executive Jensen Huang and a possible foreign intelligence operation. Newsfirst says the company’s board decided to start the inquiry.
Daily Mirror and Ada Derana describe the reports as alleging a relationship between Huang and a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy. Newswire and Newsfirst instead frame the issue as reports that Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort.
Newsfirst and Hiru News report that US President Donald Trump said the FBI was investigating the alleged relationship. Newsfirst also reports that Trump said he spoke with Huang on Monday, but the supplied account gives no further detail about the conversation.
Hiru News reports that China rejected espionage claims involving Huang. The supplied reports do not provide details of Nvidia’s inquiry, a timetable, or further statements from the company, the FBI or Chinese authorities.
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- TechCrunch · U.S. investigated Chinese spy plot aimed at Nvidia CEO
- The Hindu · China denies spying on Nvidia's Jensen Huang