</>Vianexu News

← All news

bolt AI and tech · 2 min

China’s MSS recruited exec to spy on Nvidia CEO

China’s MSS reportedly enlisted a Megaspeed executive to gather intelligence on U.S. AI chips. Lawmakers have demanded a closed-door briefing; questions remain.

Detailed close-up of computer motherboard showing components like RAM slots and capacitors.
Photo: Valentine Tanasovich / Pexels ·

flash_on In 20 seconds

boltMSS recruitment

Megaspeed exec Alice Huang was recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security.

groupsIndustry ties

She has relationships with top AI chip executives; Megaspeed is an Nvidia customer.

lockJensen targeted

Jensen Huang was reportedly the target of a 'Chinese spy plot'.

gavelCongress probes

Three House committees asked Jensen for a joint, closed-door briefing.

3House committees seeking briefing

Based on a report by The New York Times, China’s Ministry of State Security recruited Megaspeed executive Alice Huang to gather intelligence on American AI chips.

The Verge says Jensen Huang was seen as the target of a “Chinese spy plot.” The NYT described Alice and Jensen’s relationship as “close.” President Trump was briefed and took no action.

format_quote

Nvidia’s CEO is reportedly the target of a ‘Chinese spy plot’ for intelligence on American AI chips.

The Verge
A clean and modern office desk with dual monitors and ergonomic chairs, ideal for productivity.
Photo: Kampus Production / Pexels

help What is not known yet

forum Frequently asked questions

Who was recruited?expand_more

Alice Huang, an executive at Megaspeed, was recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security.

Who recruited her?expand_more

China’s Ministry of State Security (MSS) reportedly recruited Alice Huang.

Was Jensen Huang a target?expand_more

Yes. He was reportedly the target of a 'Chinese spy plot' for intelligence on American AI chips.

Have U.S. officials acted?expand_more

President Trump was briefed last year and took no action. Three House committees requested a closed-door briefing.

Worth sharing? Send it to someone who needs to know.

newspaper Read next

link Sources (1)

How we work: only facts that appear in the cited sources; quotes checked word for word; no opinion and no predictions. Written with the help of artificial intelligence and reviewed by automatic rules.