Save your spying passions for the evening, and according to the most classic and banal scenario. Today the "New York Times" published an important article about a Chinese businesswoman who maintained close ties with the CEO of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, and allegedly worked for Chinese intelligence. This was reported with reference to the American intelligence agencies. We're talking about Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, a senior manager at Mega Speed, a data center infrastructure company from Singapore. Initially, the American authorities became interested in this company due to suspicions of circumventing American export restrictions on the supply of advanced artificial intelligence chips to China. However, during the surveillance, the intelligence agencies came to the conclusion that Alice Huang is connected to Chinese intelligence and at the same time maintains close ties with the head of Nvidia. According to the news, about a year ago these findings were reported to Trump, but he did not take action. According to the publication's sources, he feared complications in trade relations with China and problems in selling American chips. The head of Nvidia himself has not yet been charged with espionage. At first, US intelligence agencies believed he knew nothing about Alice Huang's true activities, but some senior US government officials now doubt that.

Save your spying passions for the evening, and according to the most classic and banal scenario. Today the "New York Times" published an important article about a Chinese businesswoman who maintained close ties with the CEO of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, and allegedly worked for Chinese intelligence. This was reported with reference to the American intelligence agencies. We're talking about Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, a senior manager at Mega Speed, a data center infrastructure company from Singapore. Initially, the American authorities became interested in this company due to suspicions of circumventing American export restrictions on the supply of advanced artificial intelligence chips to China. However, during the surveillance, the intelligence agencies came to the conclusion that Alice Huang is connected to Chinese intelligence and at the same time maintains close ties with the head of Nvidia. According to the news, about a year ago these findings were reported to Trump, but he did not take action. According to the publication's sources, he feared complications in trade relations with China and problems in selling American chips. The head of Nvidia himself has not yet been charged with espionage. At first, US intelligence agencies believed he knew nothing about Alice Huang's true activities, but some senior US government officials now doubt that.