GoKawiilTrump says FBI probing Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's affair with alleged Chinese spy
President Trump told reporters the FBI is investigating an affair between Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang and a woman, Alice Huang, whom US intelligence officials reportedly suspect was a Chinese spy. Trump said he personally asked Huang whether he knew she was a spy and that Huang denied any knowledge, a claim Trump said he believed. China's foreign ministry has dismissed the espionage allegations as groundless, while Nvidia has commissioned its own independent investigation and says it has no evidence its secrets or national security were compromised.
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The episode could intensify scrutiny of Nvidia at a moment when the chipmaker is central to US-China tech tensions and export control debates, given its dominant role supplying AI hardware. Trump's public defense of Huang suggests the administration may want to avoid destabilizing a key corporate relationship, even as federal investigators examine potential espionage risks. The case also highlights ongoing US concerns, as reported by the New York Times, about Chinese intelligence efforts targeting executives in sensitive technology sectors.
- Trump said the FBI is investigating the affair involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and alleged Chinese spy Alice Huang.
- Trump said he personally questioned Huang and believed his claim he didn't know about her alleged spy status.
- China's foreign ministry has called the espionage allegations groundless, while Nvidia says it sees no evidence of compromised secrets or security.
Source: bbc.co.uk — Watch Our Pick Of Standout Clips Across The Bbc, 2026-11-09
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