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The *New York Times*, citing an intelligence memo and people familiar with the matter, reported that China’s state security agency recruited businesswoman Alice Huang to gather information about Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and his company, and possibly to influence the company’s position on exporting AI chips to China. It said Huang, who had developed ties with industry executives, was linked to Megaspeed, which bought billions of dollars’ worth of advanced chips and is building data centers in Southeast Asia, where it plans to lease computing capacity to Alibaba—potentially giving China indirect access to the chips. Republican lawmakers requested a closed-door briefing from Jensen Huang about his interactions with her. Nvidia said his meetings with her were routine, while the Chinese Embassy described the report as unsubstantiated claims. The case puts the company and its chief executive at the heart of U.S.-China competition over AI technology.
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