US intel says evidence doesn’t prove Alice Huang spied for China, CNN reports

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Multiple sources in the US intelligence community told CNN that the evidence collected does not establish that Alice Huang acted as a spy for Beijing. Officials remain divided over the counterintelligence risks linked to her proximity to Jensen Huang and, through him, President Donald Trump. The CIA and the Justice Department have not concluded that she was recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security or knowingly transmitted information. Beijing has denied the allegations, while US investigations into possible export-control violations involving Nvidia chips and Megaspeed remain open. No US agency has publicly concluded that Alice Huang was a spy.

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