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China dismisses US report of suspected spy targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as ‘groundless’

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China dismisses US report of suspected spy targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as ‘groundless’ — Beijing Business news

China on Friday hit out at reported US intelligence allegations that a suspected Chinese spy had targeted Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang, dismissing the claims as “groundless speculation” aimed at smearing Beijing. “The relevant report is based on groundless speculation and [is] purely aimed at smearing and slandering China,” Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun told a regular media briefing in Beijing. The pushback came after US outlet The New York Times reported on Thursday that...

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