Nvidia sales chiefs and Chinese intelligence: What's behind the NYT investigation June 2024 A bar in Taipei Jinseng drinks whiskey with other AI executives, next to him is Alice Huang of Singapore-based Megaspeed. In a few weeks, Megaspeed will begin purchasing Nvidia chips, and its sister company in Malaysia will purchase equipment with at least #036; 4.8 billion by February 2026. At the time it looked like a normal business party. Now the New York Times, citing anonymous sources, writes: American intelligence agencies consider Alice Huang an agent of Chinese intelligence, which passes information to Beijing. According to sources, it turned out that she has a close relationship with the head of Nvidia. He was not notified. About a year ago Donald Trump was reported and did nothing. According to the newspaper, the president does not want to interfere with the chip sales and complicate relations with China, where he plans to visit next month. Huang knew? Then the officials thought. Now some senior officials, according to the NYT, doubt he knew anything. Nvidia responds: Customer meetings are part of the CEO's job, Megaspeed is no different from other customers, and the company has already confirmed and denied allegations of smuggling. The Chinese embassy called it "baseless slander". Surveillance continues, and companies related to Alice Huang have continued to purchase Nvidia chips this year.

Nvidia sales chiefs and Chinese intelligence: What's behind the NYT investigation June 2024 A bar in Taipei Jinseng drinks whiskey with other AI executives, next to him is Alice Huang of Singapore-based Megaspeed. In a few weeks, Megaspeed will begin purchasing Nvidia chips, and its sister company in Malaysia will purchase equipment with at least #036; 4.8 billion by February 2026. At the time it looked like a normal business party. Now the New York Times, citing anonymous sources, writes: American intelligence agencies consider Alice Huang an agent of Chinese intelligence, which passes information to Beijing. According to sources, it turned out that she has a close relationship with the head of Nvidia. He was not notified. About a year ago Donald Trump was reported and did nothing. According to the newspaper, the president does not want to interfere with the chip sales and complicate relations with China, where he plans to visit next month. Huang knew? Then the officials thought. Now some senior officials, according to the NYT, doubt he knew anything. Nvidia responds: Customer meetings are part of the CEO's job, Megaspeed is no different from other customers, and the company has already confirmed and denied allegations of smuggling. The Chinese embassy called it "baseless slander". Surveillance continues, and companies related to Alice Huang have continued to purchase Nvidia chips this year.