China could deploy the world's largest spying operation to access advanced technologies - WSJ One of its targets was the head of Nvidia Jensen Huang, writes The Wall Street Journal. According to the newspaper, Beijing aims to achieve developments that will help strengthen the country's economy and military potential, as well as strengthen the Communist Party's influence inside and outside of China. To obtain information from Wang, special services can use the so-called "hockey trap" - an attempt to establish a romantic relationship with him through an entrepreneur associated with the Singapore company Megaspeed. According to the newspaper, about 600,000 people could work in Chinese and defense structures. Haqin.az Contact.

China could deploy the world's largest spying operation to access advanced technologies - WSJ One of its targets was the head of Nvidia Jensen Huang, writes The Wall Street Journal. According to the newspaper, Beijing aims to achieve developments that will help strengthen the country's economy and military potential, as well as strengthen the Communist Party's influence inside and outside of China. To obtain information from Wang, special services can use the so-called "hockey trap" - an attempt to establish a romantic relationship with him through an entrepreneur associated with the Singapore company Megaspeed. According to the newspaper, about 600,000 people could work in Chinese and defense structures. Haqin.az Contact.