Nvidia CEO reportedly targeted by an alleged Chinese spy
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How it spread - 16 original reports, 1 reprint
Thu, 29 October 2026
1 report- Google News - Top Stories21:02first to report
Nvidia CEO reportedly targeted by an alleged Chinese spy The Guardian Nvidia Chief, Jensen Huang, Is Seen as Target of Chinese Spy Plot The New York Times Chinese Executive Close to Nvidia CEO Suspected of Giving China Information WSJ Trump Knew Of China Spy Concerns Around Nvidia Chief, Report Finds Forbes China denies spying on Nvidia's Jensen Huang Yahoo
Fri, 30 October 2026
12 reports- Times of India00:26
- Japan Times02:26
An executive at a data center company who developed a close relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was found to be a Chinese intelligence asset.
- Channel News Asia02:58
He said Nvidia's relationship with Singapore-based Megaspeed International officials was proper and the company had checked that Megaspeed did not illegally divert Nvidia artificial intelligence (AI) chips to China.
- Anadolu Agency (AA)08:49
New York Times claims Trump was briefed on alleged intelligence activity but took no action
- RMF24 (Poland)09:18
Szef Nvidii był celem szpiegów? Chiny odpierają zarzuty ws. tajemniczej menadżerki
- South China Morning Post10:30
China on Friday hit out at reported US intelligence allegations that a suspected Chinese spy had targeted Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang, dismissing the claims as “groundless speculation” aimed at smearing Beijing. “The relevant report is based on groundless speculation and [is] purely aimed at smearing and slandering China,” Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun told a regular media briefing in Beijing. The pushback came after US outlet The New York Times reported on Thursday...
- hindustantimes.com11:17
US intelligence agencies identify businesswoman close to Nvidia chief as Beijing asset: Report
- El País (Spain)11:31
Donald Trump fue informado de la relación por las agencias de inteligencia de EE UU, pero optó por no hacer nada, según revela ‘The New York Times’
- Euronews12:14
"Our regional cloud customers receive ordinary business information - not sensitive NVIDIA trade secrets - and zero information relevant to national security," a spokesperson for Nvidia told the AFP news agency on Friday.
- BBC News World12:20
US intelligence officials believe a Chinese businesswoman was gathering information for Beijing on the US chip-making giant, The New York Times reports.
- Index.hr (Croatia)14:09
KINA je odbacila medijske napise o špijunskoj zavjeri usmjerenoj na šefa Nvidije, Jensena Huanga. Navodno je menadžerica u Singapuru dostavljala informacije Pekingu, što su demantirali i Kina i Nvidia.
- hitsfm.net20:15
President Donald Trump is joined by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang at the White House on Sept. 29, 2026, in Washington. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)Nvidia, a top chipmaker, is denying a report that its CEO, Jensen Huang, was allegedly targeted in a Chinese spy plot.According to a New York Times report published Thursday, U.S. intelligence officials allegedly determined that a top executive at a Singapore-based data center company who developed a
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- se933.com30 Oct, 20:15their copy
Sat, 31 October 2026
1 report- abcnews.com16:25
The New York Times reported Jensen Huang was targeted by a top executive at a Singapore-based data center company, Megaspeed International.
Sun, 1 November 2026
2 reports- Channel News Asia05:06
US President Donald Trump voiced on Saturday (Oct 31) his support for the “brilliant” head of US chip giant Nvidia, Jensen Huang after a report that he was targeted by a Chinese spy plot.
- Times of India06:36
Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, highlights the significance of attracting global talent for technological innovation. He notes that many of America's top researchers and entrepreneurs are immigrants who contribute significantly to the economy. Huang argues that fostering an environment of legal immigration will enhance the nation's ability to create new inventions and ideas. He believes that America's business culture encourages a can-do attitude, promoting entrepreneurial ventures.