"Un récit d'espionnage inventé" : la Chine brise le silence dans l'affaire du PDG de Nvidia
Le ministère chinois des Affaires étrangères rejette les allégations des États-Unis selon lesquelles le PDG de Nvidia, Jensen Huang, aurait été exploité par une agente de renseignement chinoise. La porte-parole du ministère, Mao Ning, a…
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China's foreign ministry is pushing back hard against U.S. allegations that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was compromised by a Chinese intelligence agent. By calling the claim a fabricated spy narrative, Beijing is signaling it sees the accusation as a pretext for tightening chip export controls. The timing matters: a planned meeting between the Chinese and U.S. presidents next week adds diplomatic stakes to the dispute. Watch whether this public denial escalates into concrete retaliatory measures or remains rhetorical positioning ahead of the summit.