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Nvidia CEO reportedly targeted by Chinese spy, company disputes
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A New York Times report says U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman close to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, was passing information to Beijing, and that President Trump was briefed but took no action. Nvidia responded that the allegations were 'thoroughly investigated and debunked last year.'
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