Digitimes November 13, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

From personal scandal to national security probe: how Nvidia chips reached China's AI giants

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A network of companies tied to Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese intelligence operative involved in a romantic relationship with former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, recently invested in Chinese AI powerhouse DeepSeek to help secure a steady supply of banned Nvidia Blackwell chips, according to reports and corporate records referenced by The Information.

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