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Reports say US officials believe Jensen Huang had a relationship with a Megaspeed executive suspected of spying for China. House Republicans want answers.
The Times of India, citing the Financial Times, reports that US officials believe Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a romantic relationship with Alice Huang, an executive at Megaspeed. The Financial Times cited people familiar with the matter.
According to the Times of India's account, American intelligence believes Alice Huang was recruited to spy for China. The report also refers to a US government memo that described the alleged relationship.
Axios reports that Congress will investigate, and Fox Business says House Republicans are demanding answers from the Nvidia chief executive over the reported ties. The sources describe the claims as reported or alleged.
Nvidia is a major designer of chips used in artificial intelligence, and its business is closely watched in the context of US-China technology tensions.
Congressional scrutiny of the chief executive of a major chipmaker could draw attention to Nvidia's governance and its position in US-China technology relations.
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