China rejects 'baseless' claims it spied on Nvidia boss

We have previously responded to the allegations of so-called Chinese spies, which are purely baseless slanders and smears. Well, Nvidia is a colossus in this industry. It is a leader in AI and all eyes have been on it for a very long time. Now, the Chinese government was asked about this relationship, asked about whether this woman was working for China's Ministry for State Security and Beijing denied it. There are a lot of fears now that not only billions of dollars worth of actual chips have been smuggled into China, but also sensitive information about the company and into how this technology is made. The US government has for years been doing what it can to prevent Beijing The U.S. government has believed that preventing China from having access to these chips allows the U.S. to stay ahead of China when it comes to this overall rivalry, this race for dominance in AI and other advanced technologies. Now, Jensen Huang has long advocated for being able to sell his chips into China, not only eyeing that huge market, huge potential profit, but his argument has been that giving China these chips allows them to be dependent on America. Thank you very much. American technology too much. It's trying to develop its own exports, its own homegrown chips.