据称中国间谍与Nvidia老板Jensen Huang"关系密切"：报告
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一名据称的中国间谍与Nvidia首席执行官Jensen Huang建立了“密切的关系”，根据一份报告，美国情报官员正在秘密监测她的通信。
女子爱丽丝·黄(英語：Alice Huang，又称黄乐)是一位中国公民，曾在新加坡的Megaspeed,Nvidia客户和云伙伴担任高管，为包括Alibaba在内的中国公司提供AI计算功率，"纽约时报"周四报道。
美国情报机构的结论是，爱丽丝·黄(Alice Huang)——在享受威士忌和与科技巨头共进晚餐的照片中看到的——秘密向北京传递信息，据该报引述了人们对机密情报调查结果的介绍。
美国电子监控认定黄詹森是黄艾丽丝的联络人之一，但报告并未提供他知道她涉嫌的情报活动的证据。
泰晤士报无法确定她传递的信息是什么，对中国当局有多重要。 报告没有谈到这种关系在性质上是否浪漫。
2024年6月在网上张贴的照片显示，在台湾台北的一家酒吧，当地一家科技节目之后，他们将威士忌与AI其他大人物一起倾泻。
两人也在2025年5月被看到在一起，在与AI供应商举行商务晚宴后离开台北一家餐厅。 在现场的一段视频中，看到黄爱丽丝站在Nvidia老板身后几英尺，脸上笑得一笑一笑，同时他还和本地的Journos结交。
据"泰晤士报"报道，美国当局一直在调查巨速公司涉嫌帮助中国企业规避美国出口限制，并将先进的Nvidia芯片走私到中国。
根据Gray Lady的说法，Megaspy作为中间人运作，通过中国服务器制造商Inspur的美国手臂购买Nvidia芯片，并将其东南亚数据中心的计算电源租给中国公司。
英斯普尔的母公司因向中国军方输送技术而被华盛顿列入黑名单，不过据"泰晤士报"报道，其美国子公司仍然不受制裁。
Nvidia是世界上最有价值的上市公司，其市场资本总额约为5.2万亿美元。
其先进芯片成为人工智能繁荣的支柱，使黄在硅谷和华盛顿作为美国赛车手保持其对中国的技术优势而拥有巨大的影响力。 联邦调查局禁止Nvidia多年来向中国公司出售其最好的芯片。
Jensen Huang在俄勒冈州立大学学习电气工程时与罗莉·米尔斯·黄结婚。
这对夫妇有两个孩子，斯宾塞和麦迪逊，两人都在Nvidia工作。
特朗普总统在大约一年前听取了关于情报调查结果的通报，但选择不采取行动，据"泰晤士报"报道，该报补充说，他担心破坏Nvidia的有利可图的芯片销售，使与中国的贸易关系进一步复杂化。
Jensen Huang与特朗普培养了密切的联系，在弗拉的Mar-a-Lago参加了高额捐款者晚宴，与妻子一起亲自游说总统允许Nvidia继续向北京出售芯片，"泰晤士报"报道。
Nvidia随后向特朗普的白宫舞厅基金捐赠了至少2000万美元，据"泰晤士报"引用的一位熟悉此事的人称。
芯片制造者还承诺为美国制造业投资5000亿美元——这是特朗普的首要任务，而黄成功迫使政府放宽对AI公司的限制，对中国的芯片出口。
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虽然美国官员起初认为黄詹森并不知道黄艾丽斯涉嫌间谍活动，但据泰晤士报报道，特朗普的一些高级政府官员现在怀疑Nvidia老板“可能仍然不知道”她为北京收集情报的作用。
仍然不清楚美国情报机构是否已正式改变其评估。
Nvidia拒绝了关于Jensen Huang与涉嫌中国情报人员交易可疑的说法，将Megaspeed描述为典型的区域云客户。
Nvidia 发言人告诉邮报
“与客户的会面是CEO工作的一部分；詹森每年与数千名顾客主管会谈。”
该公司坚持要求其区域云客户获得“普通商业信息——不敏感的NVIDIA商业秘密”和“与国家安全有关的零信息”。
Nvidia还定期收到政府关于潜在问题的个人和公司的最新情况，并补充说，它“总是”采取适当行动。
发言人称。
该芯片制造者也否认了有关其技术正被通过Megaspeed转移的指控，称声称在去年被彻底调查并解禁。
它坚称，北京封锁了美国的AI芯片，而不是通过区域云供应商来寻找。
中国大使馆发言人刘昌告诉邮报
“中国致力于在科学技术方面实现自力更生和壮大，科技发展始终以独立创新为基础。
“我们敦促美国停止其封锁和镇压中国及其毫无根据的诽谤和诽谤的恶意行为，并做更多有利于两国科技交流与合作的事情。
《邮报》征求了白宫和兆速的意见。
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Alleged Chinese spy had ‘close relationship’ with Nvidia boss Jensen Huang: report
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An alleged Chinese spy developed a “close relationship” with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, setting off alarms among US intelligence officials who were secretly monitoring her communications, according to a report.
The woman, Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, is a Chinese citizen who has served as a top executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, an Nvidia customer and cloud partner that provides AI computing power to Chinese companies including Alibaba, the New York Times reported Thursday.
US intelligence agencies concluded that Alice Huang — seen in photos enjoying whiskey and dining with the tech titan — was secretly funneling information to Beijing, according to the paper, which cited people briefed on classified intelligence findings.
US electronic surveillance identified Jensen Huang as one of Alice Huang’s contacts, but the report offered no evidence that he knew of her alleged intelligence activities.
The Times could not determine what information she passed along or how valuable it was to Chinese authorities. The report did not address whether the relationship was romantic in nature.
Photos posted online in June 2024 showed the duo at a Taipei, Taiwan, bar after a local tech show, where they reportedly quaffed whiskey with other AI bigshots.
They were also seen together in May 2025, exiting a Taipei restaurant following a business dinner with AI suppliers. In a video of the scene, Alice Huang is seen standing a few feet behind the Nvidia boss with a big grin on her face while he banters with local journos.
US authorities have been investigating Megaspeed over suspicions that it helped Chinese firms circumvent US export restrictions and smuggle advanced Nvidia chips into China, the Times reported.
Megaspeed operates as a middleman, purchasing Nvidia chips through the US arm of Inspur, a Chinese server manufacturer, and renting computing power from its Southeast Asian data centers to Chinese companies, according to the Gray Lady.
Inspur’s parent company has been blacklisted by Washington for funneling technology to China’s military, although its American subsidiary remains free of sanctions, according to the Times.
Nvidia is the world’s most valuable publicly traded company, boasting a market capitalization of roughly $5.2 trillion.
Its advanced chips have become the backbone of the artificial intelligence boom, giving Huang enormous clout in Silicon Valley and Washington as the US races to maintain its technological edge over China. The feds have banned Nvidia from selling its best chips to Chinese companies for years.
Jensen Huang is married to Lori Mills Huang, whom he met while studying electrical engineering at Oregon State University.
The couple has two children, Spencer and Madison, both of whom work at Nvidia.
President Trump was briefed on the intelligence findings roughly a year ago but chose not to take action, according to the Times, which added that he was wary of disrupting Nvidia’s lucrative chip sales and further complicating trade relations with China.
Jensen Huang has cultivated close ties with Trump, attending a high-dollar donors’ dinner at Mar-a-Lago, Fla., with his wife, personally lobbying the president to allow Nvidia to continue selling chips to Beijing, the Times reported.
Nvidia subsequently donated at least $20 million to Trump’s White House ballroom fund, according to a person familiar with the matter cited by the Times.
The chipmaker also pledged to invest $500 billion in US manufacturing — a top Trump priority — while Huang successfully pressed the administration to loosen restrictions on AI companies and chip exports to China.
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Although US officials initially believed Jensen Huang did not know of Alice Huang’s alleged espionage activities, some senior Trump administration officials now doubt that the Nvidia boss “could have remained unaware” of her intelligence-gathering role for Beijing, according to the Times.
It remains unclear whether US intelligence agencies have formally changed their assessment.
Nvidia pushed back against suggestions that Jensen Huang’s dealings with the alleged Chinese intelligence operative were suspicious, describing Megaspeed as a typical regional cloud customer.
“Jensen’s interactions with Ms. Huang are not unusual or unexpected,” an Nvidia spokesperson told The Post.
“Meetings with customers are part of a CEO’s job; Jensen talks with thousands of customer executives every year.”
The company insisted that its regional cloud customers receive “ordinary business information — not sensitive NVIDIA trade secrets” and “zero information relevant to national security.”
Nvidia also said it regularly receives government updates about potentially problematic individuals and companies, adding that it “always” takes appropriate action.
“We’re confident that if the US government believes that any person is a threat to American industry, it would let us know,” the spokesperson said.
The chipmaker also rejected allegations that its technology was being diverted through Megaspeed, saying the claims were “thoroughly investigated and debunked last year.”
It maintained that Beijing has blocked American AI chips rather than sought them through regional cloud providers.
“China opposes vilifying China by peddling the so-called ‘Chinese spy’ narrative,” Chinese embassy spokesperson Liu Chang told The Post.
“China is committed to self-reliance and strength in science and technology, and its scientific and technological development has always been grounded in independent innovation.
“We urge the US to stop its malicious efforts to block and suppress China and its groundless smears and slanders, and do more things that are conducive to sci-tech exchanges and cooperation between the two countries.”
The Post has sought comment from the White House and Megaspeed.
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