Nvidia CEO's affair with suspected spy triggers Washington probes

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's extramarital affair with a Chinese businessperson suspected of spying has triggered bipartisan calls for investigations in Washington, with the Justice Department opening an inquiry and Nvidia conducting an internal review. Alice Huang, a former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, allegedly fed intelligence and advanced chips to China. The Commerce Department previously scrutinized Megaspeed over export law violations, and U.S. intelligence concluded Alice Huang spied for China, according to The New York Times. President Trump said he spoke with Jensen Huang, who claimed no knowledge of the alleged spy activity. Nvidia's board found no evidence of compromised secrets, while Beijing dismissed the allegations as smears.