China rejects claims of spying on Nvidia chief
China has denied allegations that it ran a spy operation aimed at Nvidia's chief executive, the BBC reported.
China has denied allegations that it ran a spy operation aimed at Nvidia's chief executive, the BBC reported. US intelligence officials, according to a New York Times report cited by the BBC, believe a Chinese businesswoman was collecting information for Beijing on the US chip‑making company. The Chinese side described the accusations as unfounded, while US officials said the activity highlighted concerns over technology espionage. The dispute comes as tensions over semiconductor security and trade between the two countries remain high.
Why it matters: The case illustrates ongoing mistrust between the United States and China over access to advanced chip technology.
Why it matters
The case illustrates ongoing mistrust between the United States and China over access to advanced chip technology.
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- Location
- China · Asia
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- BBC News
- First reported
- Key names
- Nvidia CEO, Chinese, Beijing, York Times
- Section
- Technology
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