TREE NEWS update: Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said on November 12 that China’s technological progress relies on independent innovation and open cooperation, and urged the US to stop fabricating a so-called spy narrative to justify technology blockades. The remarks came at a regular press briefing in response to questions involving Nvidia. Mao also said the two sides maintain close communication on head-of-state interactions.
China Urges US to Stop ‘Spy Narrative’ Used to Justify Tech Blockade
The significance here is less about Nvidia specifically than about framing: Beijing is pushing back on the security rationale that underpins US export controls, casting it as pretext rather than evidence. That matters for any RWA or tokenization venture whose infrastructure depends on cross-border access to advanced chips, since the dispute sits upstream of the hardware supply chain those projects rely on. The reference to ongoing communication on head-of-state interactions suggests a diplomatic channel stays open even as the tech dispute hardens. Whether the spy-narrative pushback yields any softening in restrictions, or becomes purely rhetorical, is the open question.
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