Who is Alice Huang, alleged spy who reportedly had affair with Nvidia CEO?

The Hill - Nov 11, 2026

Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang has entered the spotlight in the recent days following reports of her intimate relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and allegations of her being a spy. A recent New York Times report claimed that American authorities discovered Alice Huang illegally smuggled advanced AI chips into China while developing a “close relationship”...

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