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An investigation by U.S. officials revealed that a company executive with close ties to Huida’s CEO was suspected of passing intelligence to China and was involved in the transfer of AI chips.
The New York Times exclusively reported that U.S. officials determined that a Chinese female executive with close ties to Huida CEO Jen-Hsun Huang was passing intelligence to Beijing. U.S. President Trump received a relevant intelligence briefing about a year ago but took no action.
The New York Times reported that a female senior executive at Singapore data center company Megaspeed is under investigation for allegedly transferring advanced artificial intelligence (AI) chips from NVIDIA to China.
U.S. officials have now concluded that she was a Chinese intelligence asset, passing information to Beijing.
This Chinese senior executive is named Huang Le (transliteration), also known as Alice Huang. Her surveillance shows that she has a close relationship with Huang Renxun.
About a year ago, Donald Trump was briefed on the intelligence findings but chose not to take any action.
Trump has been unwilling to affect Huida's chip sales, nor does he want to further complicate U.S.-China trade relations. Huida's chip sales are driving economic and stock market growth.
People familiar with the surveillance operation said Huang has not yet received a defensive briefing. The United States sometimes uses these briefings to warn Americans targeted by foreign intelligence agencies.
These people pointed out that the authorities continued to monitor Huang Le, and companies related to her also continued to purchase Huida chips this year.
Huang has not yet responded to The Times' request for comment, and it's unclear how close she remains to Megaspeed. A person familiar with Megaspeed's operations said Huang Le's activities at the company have decreased following the U.S. investigation.

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