🚨 NVIDIA CEO INVITED TO BRIEF CONGRESS OVER HIS TIES TO AN ALLEGED CHINESE SPY The person in question: Alice Huang, a former executive at Megaspeed (Singapore), an NVIDIA customer. According to a New York Times report, U.S. intelligence believes she was recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security to gather information on American AI chips and monitor Jensen Huang. Key developments: - On Nov 4, three House committee chairs sent a letter asking Huang to attend a closed-door briefing on Nov 18. - It’s a voluntary invitation, not a subpoena. - U.S. officials reportedly do not believe Huang knew about her intelligence activities. - NVIDIA says it was routine business. China calls the allegations “baseless.” ⚠️ Everything so far is allegation from anonymous sources. No official conclusion yet. The bigger picture: NVIDIA is already under pressure over chips reaching China. In July, Taiwan detained an NVIDIA employee in a probe into roughly $21M worth of smuggled chip servers. That’s a separate case, with no direct link to Alice Huang.