
A suspicious romantic relationship with a woman linked to Chinese intelligence services worries American authorities.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is at the center of a sensitive case involving a romantic relationship with a woman suspected of being linked to Chinese intelligence, sparking concerns at the top of the US state.
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Nvidia is the world leader in electronic chips essential to the development of artificial intelligence.
It's difficult to imagine a more sensitive issue: the boss of the largest market capitalization on the planet, billions of dollars of state-of-the-art chips, the race for supremacy in artificial intelligence between the two leading world powers... and a suspicious romantic relationship, over which the shadow of Beijing hangs. According to several revelations in the American press, Jensen Huang, the highly publicized CEO of Nvidia, would have formed a romantic relationship with a woman suspected of having been recruited by Chinese intelligence services. Has the boss of the company that supplies essential components to the American artificial intelligence revolution, without his knowledge, been placed at the center of a foreign influence operation?
In any case, the matter is considered serious enough to worry the very top of the American state. On Saturday, Chris Coons, the Democratic senator who will chair the Senate Foreign Relations Committee starting in January...

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