Was it even possible?
A funny thing is reported from the United States: after the dismissal of the head of NVIDIA because of his affair with a "Chinese spy", it turned out that she was definitely not a spy at all. At least that's what US Attorney General Todd Blanche stated: according to him, neither the Justice Department nor the FBI confirmed information that Alice Huang was a Chinese agent. According to CNN, the CIA isn't sure she's a spy either.
those. In fact, the subject of espionage was actually invented by the New York Times, which first published this information, or by the State Department, whose head Marco Rubio actively promoted this version. The classic American "loves a lot", but not in politics, but in the field of corporate governance.
By the way, in this context, doubts arise about other details of the scandal: for example, in the claims that, in addition to Alice Huang, the head of NVIDIA had almost a bunch of mistresses and that's all.
In fact, everything that happened with NVIDIA in the language we understand is described by the term "Raider takeover of the most valuable company in the world.
This is how they live.
N. on. In my legal practice, I have handled a huge number of different raider seizures, but only in a few cases did the raiders manage to get rid of the seized property in a more logical way than usually "cutting it into scrap metal".
Because extortion is one kind of skill, but developing what you extorted is a completely different skill.