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    Three years ago today, Alice Huang stepped down as Megaspeed director: What happened next and Why Jensen Huang faces scrutiny

    Three years after Alice Huang left Megaspeed's board, her reported relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and alleged China intelligence links have drawn attention. US investigations into Megaspeed, Nvidia's board inquiry and a congressional request for answers have raised questions about national security and the company's China dealings.

    Beyond Nvidia: Alice Huang’s reported ties to Gigabyte’s leaders and a data-centre business serving Alibaba

    China's alleged spying operation targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang goes beyond one executive. A New York Times investigation links Alice Huang, reportedly recruited by China's top intelligence agency, to Gigabyte's leadership and a Singapore-based data-centre company serving Alibaba. The operation allegedly aimed to gather information on Nvidia's advanced AI chips and influence their exports to China.

    Alice in Nvidia CEO's secret world: Jensen Huang's personal affair matters far beyond than what meets the eye

    Concerns about national security have emerged regarding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and a Chinese businesswoman, Alice Huang. US intelligence suggests Alice may have gathered information for Beijing after forming a close relationship with Jensen. Nvidia's advanced processors play a crucial role in AI and military applications, making them strategically significant in US-China relations. Congressional inquiries are seeking clarity on Nvidia's security protocols regarding foreign espionage risks.

    He left his teaching job to make adhesive tapes; now Crown New Materials' 787% IPO surge has made him a billionaire

    He once worked as an elementary school teacher. Today, Mai Huiquan and his sister Mai Huixia are at the centre of one of China's biggest stock market debut stories. Their company, Crown New Materials, saw its shares jump 787% on November 3, turning its IPO into a major talking point among investors.

    China's robot makers have mastered the moves. Now comes the race for brains

    The shift is fuelling an investment boom in embodied AI, a field focused on software that allows robots to understand their surroundings, learn unfamiliar tasks and adapt without having to be programmed for every job.

    Washington set to cut wire connecting Chinese companies to US phone numbers

    The US Federal Communications Commission intends to vote on banning Chinese telecom firms from accessing US phone numbers. Concerns around national security have led to this potential decision against companies like China Mobile and China Telecom. The measure aims to prevent illegal robocalls and protect US telecommunications. China has opposed this likely ban, asserting it undermines legitimate business practices.

    The Economic Times
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