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China rejects as defamation allegations of espionage involving president of Nvidia

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China officially rejected allegations of espionage against US President Jensen Huang, labeling them as false accusations against the PRC. The US executive admitted maintaining an intimate relationship with a North American intelligence service identified as a source of information for Beijing. Nvidia announced an investigation into the case, though it remains uncertain whether Beijing will allow Chinese companies to acquire the advanced H200 processors in large scale.

Key points

• China rejected espionage allegations against US President Jensen Huang, calling them false accusations against the PRC.
• US executive Jensen Huang admitted maintaining an intimate relationship with a North American intelligence service identified as a source of information for Beijing.

Context

The US executive admitted maintaining an intimate relationship with a North American intelligence service identified as a source of information for Beijing. The case involves the US executive's relationship with a North American intelligence service identified as a source of information for Beijing.

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Evidence is limited to a single conference statement and a single news report. The investigation status and the possibility of Chinese companies acquiring the H200 processors in large scale remain uncertain and are not confirmed by the source.

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