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Beijing has rejected accusations of spying on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, calling them slander and an attempt to discredit China. ⨯ [Bloomberg].
The episode could complicate the meeting between Xi Jinping and Trump and threatens to further undermine the Bloomberg AI market.