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The Nvidia spy scandal is clouding the upcoming US-China summit, with analysts warning it may test the fragile truce between Washington and Beijing. Korea Times reports that calls in Washington are growing to tighten semiconductor export controls just days before President Donald Trump's meeting with Chinese leaders. The scandal centers on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's affair with Alice Huang, a businesswoman suspected of spying for Beijing, which has triggered investigations and a shareholder lawsuit alleging investors were misled. Nvidia shed about $430 billion in market value over two sessions as the controversy escalated, and the US has tightened tech curbs on China in response, according to Business Korea. Korean media coverage emphasizes the national security dimension, with Korea Times noting the affair has emerged as a significant concern for the US and put Korea on alert over potential 'honey trap' tactics. Analysts quoted by Korea Times suggest the scandal could complicate the summit's agenda, though the documents do not specify the summit's exact date or location.