Megaspeed Executive Allegedly Recruited by China to Spy on Nvidia CEO, US Memo Claims

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A US intelligence memo circulated earlier this year reportedly alleges that China's Ministry of State Security recruited a female technology executive. The executive was allegedly tasked with spying on the chief executive of Nvidia. The memo's claims are reported by TechCrunch and have not been independently verified in the available text. The article's source material is limited, so specifics such as the executive's company ties and the timeline of recruitment are not confirmed here. The report underscores ongoing concerns about Chinese intelligence targeting of prominent US technology firms.

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