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China dismisses claims of spy plot involving Nvidia CEO Huang as a smear campaign | News.gg

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China dismisses a spy plot claim involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as smear campaign

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In a routine news briefing Monday, a Chinese spokesperson rejected claims it used the woman as a spy.

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China dismisses claims of spy plot involving Nvidia CEO Huang as a smear campaign

In a routine news briefing Monday, a Chinese spokesperson rejected claims it used the woman as a spy.

By Huizhong Wu, Associated Press · Nov 9, 2026, 1:31 PM UTC

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China dismisses claims of spy plot involving Nvidia CEO Huang as a smear campaign
In a routine news briefing Monday, a Chinese spokesperson rejected claims it used the woman as a spy.
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Last Updated: 2 days ago
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