US intelligence probes alleged Chinese spy targeting Nvidia CEO, company denies surveillance report
Nvidia said a New York Times story alleging U. S. intelligence surveillance of a person close to CEO Jensen Huang was inaccurate. U. S.
intelligence officials said a senior executive at Singaporean firm Megaspeed, alleged to have ties to Chinese intelligence, was seeking to influence Huang. They also said the Chinese asset cultivated a relationship with Huang to obtain AI chip information. The reports from U. S. agencies prompted scrutiny of possible espionage links between the Singapore datacenter firm and Nvidia's leadership.