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Nvidia spy scandal: Alice Huang's age, passport, and allegations
The woman at the center of the Nvidia spy scandal, identified as Alice Huang, is accused of spying for China during an affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. She entered Taiwan on a Hong Kong passport, according to the island's immigration agency, which said Wednesday that authorities are investigating the case. U.S. intelligence officials have described her as a purported Chinese government agent, and the affair has prompted Nvidia to open an independent probe into its CEO amid national security concerns. The documents do not provide Alice Huang's age. The allegations have sparked a shareholder lawsuit against Nvidia and Jensen Huang, accusing them of deceiving investors, and have raised concerns in South Korea about its deepening AI ties with the company, with Yonhap reporting the scandal casts uncertainty over Seoul's partnership with Nvidia. President Donald Trump said Huang had "no idea" his lover was an alleged Chinese spy, adding the CEO was "suffering greatly."
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