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China denies involvement in alleged plot against Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

China's foreign ministry has rejected claims of involvement in a plot against Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who is under investigation for a reported relationship with a woman deemed a Chinese spy by U.S. intelligence. Huang admitted to being unfaithful in an email to employees, while Nvidia's Board stated they believe no secrets were compromised.

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China's foreign ministry has dismissed allegations of its involvement in a plot to compromise Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang through a honey trap. Nvidia is investigating Huang following reports of a romantic relationship with Alice Huang, identified by U.S. intelligence as a potential spy. In an email to staff, Jensen Huang admitted to being unfaithful to his wife. Nvidia's Board of Directors expressed confidence that no company secrets were compromised during this situation.

Key facts

  • China's foreign ministry denied involvement in a plot against Jensen Huang.
  • Nvidia is investigating allegations related to Huang's relationship with Alice Huang.
  • U.S. intelligence considers Alice Huang a potential intelligence threat.
  • Jensen Huang admitted to being unfaithful to his wife in an email.
  • Nvidia's Board believes no company secrets were compromised.
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China dismisses allegations it used honeypot to ensnare Nvidia’s Jensen Huang

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