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The New York Times said Huida CEO Huang Renxun has a close relationship with the Chinese female executive under investigation. Beijing denied it, calling it a defamatory campaign. At the same time, China also opposed the US ban on Chinese laboratories testing American electronic equipment.
The New York Times published an exclusive news yesterday, stating that he had an affair with a Chinese female officialHuida ceoJen-Hsun Huang close relationship, and US intelligence agencies said the woman wasCommunist Party of China Intelligence officer. In this regard, Agence France-Presse asked a question to Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiaqun on the afternoon of the 30th. Guo Jiaqun said, “The relevant reports are based on suspicion and are entirely slander and slander against China.”
The New York Times reported that Alice Huang, a Chinese executive at Singapore-based data center company MegaSpeed, was previously under investigation on charges of transferring Huida’s advanced artificial intelligence chips to China. US officials have now concluded that the executive was a Chinese intelligence operative who was passing information to Beijing. The United States discovered during its surveillance of Huang Le that he had established close contacts with Huang Renxun.
Huida said the MegaSpeed company that hired Huang Le was no different from any regional customer, and that the company had previously investigated allegations of the Singapore company smuggling chips into China and reached negative conclusions. MegaSpeed said in a statement to The New York Times that its “current leadership takes this matter extremely seriously and is committed to uncovering the facts behind these allegations.” It also said it had “hired outside legal counsel to conduct a thorough internal investigation and has informed the U.S. government of our commitment to fully cooperate.”
Furthermore, there is news that the relevant US regulatory agencies have decided to ban all Chinese laboratories from testing smartphones and other US electronic devices. Guo Jiakun said that the United States has pushed the concept of national security too far, abused state power and unreasonably suppressed Chinese companies. China expresses strong protest and strong dissatisfaction on this. The US approach seriously hinders normal economic and trade exchanges between Chinese and US companies and is not in the interests of all parties, including US companies and consumers. “China will take necessary measures to firmly safeguard its legitimate and legitimate rights and interests,” he said.
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According to reports, Huang Le, a Chinese executive under investigation by the United States, has close ties to Zhen-hsun Huang, and the US intelligence agency has determined that she may be a CCP intelligence officer who passed information to Beijing and is involved in the Huida chip transshipment investigation.
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Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiaqun said the related reports were “chasing rumors” and were solely slander and defamation of China. He also criticized the United States for overstating national security and abusing state power to suppress Chinese companies.
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The article also mentions that US regulatory agencies are planning to ban all Chinese laboratories from testing US electronic devices. China believes that this move will seriously hinder normal economic and trade exchanges. China has expressed strong protest and said that it will take necessary steps.
