🇺🇸🇨🇳 U.S. intelligence reportedly concluded that a woman with direct access to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was a CHINESE INTELLIGENCE ASSET, and Trump was briefed about it roughly a year ago...
Surveillance of Alice Huang, a Chinese citizen and executive linked to Singapore-based data-center company Megaspeed, led U.S. officials to conclude she was gathering information for Beijing.
Intelligence also revealed she had developed a close relationship with Huang.
Officials did not believe Huang knew about her alleged intelligence role when Trump was initially briefed, though some administration officials have since questioned whether he could have remained unaware.
Trump reportedly chose not to act on the intelligence, amid concerns about disrupting Nvidia's China business and broader U.S.-China trade relations.
Nvidia says their interactions were ordinary CEO-customer meetings and that Megaspeed received no sensitive trade secrets or national-security information**.
U.S. intelligence reportedly saw a potential Chinese spy with access to one of America's most important tech CEOs, and the White House decided not to intervene.
Source: NYT / Writer: Samuel
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Surveillance of Alice Huang, a Chinese citizen and executive linked to Singapore-based data-center company Megaspeed, led U.S. officials to conclude she was gathering information for Beijing.
Intelligence also revealed she had developed a close relationship with Huang.
Officials did not believe Huang knew about her alleged intelligence role when Trump was initially briefed, though some administration officials have since questioned whether he could have remained unaware.
Trump reportedly chose not to act on the intelligence, amid concerns about disrupting Nvidia's China business and broader U.S.-China trade relations.
Nvidia says their interactions were ordinary CEO-customer meetings and that Megaspeed received no sensitive trade secrets or national-security information**.
U.S. intelligence reportedly saw a potential Chinese spy with access to one of America's most important tech CEOs, and the White House decided not to intervene.
Source: NYT / Writer: Samuel
$NVDAB
$NVDA
$MSFTB
