Responding to the New York Times report of 29 October that a former Megaspeed executive was a Chinese intelligence asset, Nvidia said on 30 October that Jensen Huang "talks with thousands of customer executives every year" and that diversion allegations about Megaspeed were "thoroughly investigated and debunked last year". Senator Elizabeth Warren posted on 29 October that "Huang and NVIDIA's board owe Congress answers", while China's foreign ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun called the reports "baseless and purely slanderous" on 30 October. Taiwan's interior minister Liu Shyh-fang said deportation "cannot be ruled out" if the woman violated national-security laws.
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AI & Security Observatory（2026-10-30）「Megaspeed疑惑にNvidiaは「通常の顧客対応」と反論 ウォーレン議員は議会への説明を要求、中国は「誹謗」」『AI & Security Observatory』、第1.0版、最終更新2026-11-01。https://ai-security-observatory.org/ja/brief/brief-20261101-10/
AI & Security Observatory (2026-10-30). Nvidia calls its CEO's contacts with the alleged Chinese asset routine as Warren demands answers and Beijing dismisses the report as "slander" . AI & Security Observatory, version 1.0. Updated 2026-11-01. https://ai-security-observatory.org/en/brief/brief-20261101-10/
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