'Vilification, Smearing': China Denies Spying On Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

Nvidia's board has launched a probe into reports of foreign spying.

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• China denied allegations of spying on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
• The foreign ministry called the spying claims baseless and defamatory
• Spokesman Guo Jiakun addressed the issue at a regular briefing

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China rejected on Monday claims that it had spied on Jensen Huang, chief executive of US chip giant Nvidia, calling the allegations "baseless".

"We have responded to this matter previously. The narrative of a so-called Chinese spy is entirely baseless vilification and smearing," foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun told a regular briefing, after the company's board announced it had opened a probe into media reports alleging "a foreign intelligence effort".

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