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Nvidia scandal: Was Alice Huang really a Chinese spy?

Nvidia scandal: Was Alice Huang really a Chinese spy?

france24.com 13.11.2026 13:02 10 views
It is another twist in the downfall of Jensen Huang, CEO of AI chip giant Nvidia, who resigned on Thursday. The US Justice Department says it has not yet reached a conclusion on whether Alice Huang, the Chinese businessw

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It is another twist in the downfall of Jensen Huang, CEO of AI chip giant Nvidia, who resigned on Thursday. The US Justice Department says it has not yet reached a conclusion on whether Alice Huang, the Chinese businesswoman he had an affair with, was a spy. CNN is also reporting sources from across the US intelligence community who say there is no definitive proof she was an intelligence asset for Beijing Haitian police retake national stadium after two years of gang control US, Ukraine say Europe to join peace talks as Putin sticks to hardline stance Peruvians flock to see Pope Leo XIV in city he served as bishop Microsoft faces a major Outlook outage: ‘no signs of a cyberattack’ Guinea opens illegal gold mining trial, 1,200 people arrested Toera's homecoming: Madagascar's slain king joins his ancestors after 129 years Amnesty criticises South Sudan, UN over failure to heed massacre warnings © 2026 Copyright France 24 - All rights reserved.

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