Flash development in the Nvidia CEO Huang scandal that the world is talking about! 'FBI is active'

Allegations that Jensen Huang, CEO of US technology giant Nvidia, has a close relationship with businesswoman Alice Huang, who is suspected of spying on behalf of China, remain on the agenda.

THE SUBJECT IS BEING INVESTIGATED

Speaking to reporters at the White House, US President Donald Trump said, "I know the FBI is investigating the issue. We will investigate this. I know the FBI is also investigating the issue within the context of something else, and I think he will come out of this situation well."

Stating that he spoke with Jensen Huang, Trump said, "I just wanted to see if he was feeling good, how he was, and I asked him about it. He said he had absolutely no idea that the person in question was a spy."

The US President said Huang was "an honorable man" and "will get through this process without any problems." Donald Trump said, "I hope there are no problems, I believe he is in great pain."

WHAT HAPPENED?

According to the news published by the New York Times last month, US President Donald Trump was presented with intelligence information that Alice Huang was spying on behalf of China last year.

In the newspaper's report, based on unnamed sources, it was stated that US intelligence agencies monitored Alice Huang and concluded that she was acting on behalf of the Chinese government. It was stated in the news that communication between Alice Huang and a US citizen was detected during surveillance activities, and that the person in question was later determined to be Jensen Huang through a process known as "identity disclosure".

It is not yet clear what information Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, conveyed to Beijing, how valuable this information was, and when she started collecting intelligence.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was asked to brief him at a closed session to be held jointly by several committees in Congress next week. However, it is not yet clear whether Huang will attend the meeting.