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'Such an extraordinary story': What we know so far about Nvidia spying claims

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Nvidia shares dropped following the company's announcement of an internal investigation into CEO Jensen Huang after reports surfaced of a close relationship with a Chinese businesswoman allegedly passing information to Beijing. The probe follows media reports of alleged espionage, though the specific nature of the allegations remains unverified by the company.

Key points

• Nvidia shares fell early Monday after the chip company launched an internal investigation into CEO Jensen Huang following reports he was targeted by Chinese intelligence.
• The investigation follows media reports that Huang had a close relationship with a Chinese businesswoman who allegedly passed information to Beijing.

Context

Nvidia shares dropped early Monday after the chip company said it launched an investigation of CEO Jensen Huang following reports he was targeted by Chinese intelligence. The internal probe comes after a media report that Huang had a close relationship with a Chinese businesswoman who allegedly passed information to Beijing. France 24's Philip Turle takes a look at what we know so far about the allegations.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the company's announcement of an internal probe and media reports of alleged espionage. Specific details about the investigation, the nature of the alleged information, and the identity of the businesswoman remain unverified. No dates, numbers, or causal claims are supported by the source evidence.

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