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The New York Times reports that China's Ministry of State Security recruited Megaspeed executive Alice Huang to gather information about American AI chips and potentially influence Nvidia to make its most advanced chips available to China. Megaspeed is an Nvidia customer, and Huang has ties to senior AI chip industry executives, the report says.
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The New York Times reports that China's Ministry of State Security recruited Megaspeed executive Alice Huang to gather information about American AI chips and potentially influence Nvidia to make its most advanced chips available to China. Megaspeed is an Nvidia customer, and Huang has ties to senior AI chip industry executives, the report says.
US lawmakers have asked NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang to brief them on his contact with a person alleged to be a Chinese spy. Their letter follows a New York Times report that US agencies concluded Megaspeed executive Alice Huang was passing information to Beijing. Nvidia says the meetings were routine customer contact, and no one has been charged with a crime.
The report says officials suspected Alice Huang of Singapore cloud provider Megaspeed of passing information to Beijing. Nvidia says Megaspeed is a regional cloud customer and Jensen Huang’s contact with its officials is routine. It also says allegations that Megaspeed routed AI chips into China were investigated and debunked last year.
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The New York Times reports that China's Ministry of State Security recruited Megaspeed executive Alice Huang to gather information about American AI chips and potentially influence Nvidia to make its most advanced chips available to China. Megaspeed is an Nvidia customer, and Huang has ties to senior AI chip industry executives, the report says.
US lawmakers have asked Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to explain his contact with a person alleged to have links to Chinese intelligence. Nvidia says the meetings were routine customer contact, and the material says no one has been charged with a crime.
US lawmakers have asked NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang to brief them on his contact with a person alleged to be a Chinese spy. Their letter follows a New York Times report that US agencies concluded Megaspeed executive Alice Huang was passing information to Beijing. Nvidia says the meetings were routine customer contact, and no one has been charged with a crime.
The report says officials suspected Alice Huang of Singapore cloud provider Megaspeed of passing information to Beijing. Nvidia says Megaspeed is a regional cloud customer and Jensen Huang’s contact with its officials is routine. It also says allegations that Megaspeed routed AI chips into China were investigated and debunked last year.
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