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China rejects ‘baseless’ claims it spied on Nvidia boss

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Briefings

China officially rejected allegations that it spied on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who is reportedly involved in an affair with an alleged intelligence agent. This denial occurred as the company investigated the alleged espionage. The evidence provided is a single sentence stating China denies the spying claim. No specific dates, numbers, or named individuals beyond 'Jensen Huang' are detailed in the source. The finding is a direct denial without supporting data or context.

Key points

• China explicitly denied allegations of spying on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
• The investigation by Nvidia reportedly involved an alleged intelligence agent.

Context

Nvidia is investigating an alleged espionage case involving its CEO Jensen Huang, who is reportedly in an affair with an intelligence agent. China denies the spying claims made by the company.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating China denies the spying claim. No specific dates, numbers, or named individuals beyond 'Jensen Huang' are detailed. No supporting data or context is provided.

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