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Nvidia disputes report that CEO Jensen Huang was target of Chinese spy plot
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Nvidia responded to a New York Times report that US intelligence agencies surveilled a Chinese businesswoman close to CEO Jensen Huang over concerns she was passing intelligence to Beijing, calling the diversion allegations 'investigated and debunked.' The report said President Trump was briefed roughly a year ago and took no action.
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