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Nvidia responds to report on CEO Jensen Huang-alleged Chinese spy interactions: ‘No trade secrets shared’

Marcus Chen
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Nvidia responds to report on CEO Jensen Huang-alleged Chinese spy interactions: ‘No trade secrets shared’ — Bangalore Technology news

The response came after The New York Times reported that US intelligence agencies had concluded Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, was a Chinese intelligence asset allegedly funneling information to Beijing.

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