TREE NEWS update: China’s foreign ministry on November 9 dismissed as “groundless” a US official’s claim that a woman involved in an affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang works for Chinese intelligence. Spokesperson Guo Jiakun reaffirmed the denial when asked whether it would affect next week’s China-US leaders’ summit in Shenzhen. Huang acknowledged the affair on Sunday and Nvidia has opened an investigation into him.
China denies US claim woman in Nvidia CEO affair is spy
The espionage allegation lands at an awkward moment, with a leaders' summit in Shenzhen on the calendar, so the story's weight is diplomatic as much as corporate. Nvidia's own investigation into Huang is the nearer-term variable: its scope and any findings will shape how much of this stays a governance matter versus a geopolitical one. Beijing's denial was categorical but offered no supporting detail, and the US claim remains unverified in this account. Whether the dispute intrudes on the summit, and how Nvidia frames its probe, are the open questions.
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