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US officials suspect Nvidia CEO may have known of China spy's activities, report says

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According to a report, American officials suspect that Nvidia's chief executive may have been aware of the activities of a Chinese spy. The suspicion centers on whether the company's leadership had knowledge of the operative's conduct. The report frames this as an allegation under investigation rather than a confirmed finding. No definitive conclusion about the executive's awareness has been established in the reporting.

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