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US reportedly probed Megaspeed executive over alleged China spying ties
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- Anonymous sources told the New York Times that Megaspeed's Alice Huang may have been a Chinese spy.
- U.S. intelligence reportedly surveilled Huang for about a year to examine her ties to China.
- Sources worried she could have gathered Nvidia's plans through her closeness to CEO Jensen Huang. Nvidia denies this.
Why it matters for marketers: Content teams covering AI chips should treat these spy claims as unconfirmed, sourced to anonymous officials, and attribute them carefully.
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