
The co-founder and CEO of Nvidia and Alice Huang share the same surname and a business relationship, raising questions about a possible leak of industrial secrets to China.
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Since 2022, under the Biden administration, Washington has banned the delivery of GPU chips designed by Nvidia to China, as part of restrictions aimed at depriving Beijing of access to these components essential to the development of artificial intelligence.
Jensen Huang and Alice Huang share the same surname and business relationship. But could their exchanges allow Beijing to get its hands on sensitive information? The question has obsessed American intelligence services for many months.
Co-founder and CEO of Nvidia, the former has occupied a central place in the development of artificial intelligence since 2022. GPU chips designed in the group's Californian premises in San Jose constitute the basis of the colossal infrastructure deployed around the world to power AI.
One of the best-kept industrial secrets in the United States, the design of these components is a feat of research and development which explains a large part of the United States' lead over China in the rise of technology. This is the reason why from 2022, under the Biden administration, Washington undertook to deprive Beijing of access to these components, prohibiting their delivery to the Empire of…
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US intelligence services may intensify their investigation into the relationship between Jensen Huang and Alice Huang.
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