‘Huang did not know woman was a Chinese spy’:Trump calls Nvidia CEO a ‘good man’; China dismisses espionage allegations

US President Trump said on Monday that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had no idea that the woman he was having an affair with would be a Chinese spy. Trump described Huang as a good person and said he hoped this had not posed any threat to US security. China, meanwhile, has rejected the espionage allegations as baseless. Trump himself had asked Huang about the Chinese woman Speaking to the media at the White House, Trump said he was shocked to hear about the matter. He has known Huang for a long time and considers him a good person. Trump said he had spoken to Huang about it himself and asked whether he knew about the woman’s alleged links to China’s intelligence agency. According to Fox News, Trump said, “Huang told me he had absolutely no idea that the woman was a spy. I genuinely believe him.” Trump says Huang’s chip technology is 10 years ahead Trump also praised Nvidia’s technology and Huang’s engineering capabilities. He said the company’s Blackwell chip technology is the most advanced in the world. Its design is so complex that other companies cannot even copy it. Trump said, “They have a chip whose technology is 10 years ahead. He is an incredible person.” On the possibility that the matter could pose a threat to US national security, Trump said that he was not aware of any such problem at present. If any threat emerges, the government will provide information about it. Trump also said that he had read Huang’s statement on the controversy. According to him, Huang is deeply upset about the matter. He is most concerned about his wife and family, who are being affected by the controversy. Nvidia board also investigating Nvidia’s board is also investigating whether Huang had been caught in a foreign intelligence agency’s trap. According to Fox News, the board said it had so far found no evidence suggesting that US national security or the company’s confidential information had been put at risk. Meanwhile, the company’s shareholders filed a lawsuit against Nvidia and Huang on Monday. They alleged that the company had concealed information from investors about Huang’s alleged relationships. The shareholders said the matter was related to national security and could have harmed the company’s image and business. According to the report, Huang had told the company’s employees that he had cheated on his wife. However, he did not say anything about his alleged relationships with Alice Huang. China says: Attempt to defame the country Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun responded to the reports on Monday. He was asked about a report by The New York Times. The report, citing US intelligence agencies, claimed that a Chinese businesswoman close to Huang was providing intelligence to Beijing. Guo said, These reports are baseless speculation and an attempt to defame China. Yu Jing, spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in India, also shared a video of Guo’s response on social media platform X. She said China completely rejects the allegations concerning an alleged Chinese spy linked to Jensen Huang.