Content overview: “China Denies US Spy Allegations Involving Nvidia CEO and Chinese Businesswoman”. China has officially denied allegations that a Chinese businesswoman was gathering intelligence on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang for Beijing, after US intelligence officials told The New York Times they believe she was part of a covert operation targeting the chip-making giant. The report, which cites unnamed US officials, claims the woman was attempting to collect information on Nvidia's advanced AI semiconductor technology, a sector at the center of escalating US-China tech competition. Beijing's foreign ministry rejected the claims as 'baseless' and accused Washington of fabricating stories to justify export controls on high-end chips.
The dispute underscores the intensifying espionage concerns around AI hardware, as Nvidia's GPUs have become critical for training large language models and other AI systems. With both countries tightening tech supply chains, the case could further strain relations and accelerate decoupling in the semiconductor industry. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.