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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang speaks to the media on the day he attends a meeting between Chinese Premier Li Qiang and U.S. business representatives at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, May 14, 2026.
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The news will be well received in Beijing.
In a post the other day, I wondered if the saga could end up being a double victory for China. The first win would have been anything Beijing gained as a direct result of the Nvidia CEO’s relationship with Alice Huang (no relation), a suspected Chinese spy. The second would be if the scandal itself damaged Nvidia, and the fallout from that.
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Andrew Stuttaford is the editor of National Review's Capital Matters.
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The news will be well received in Beijing.
In a post the other day, I wondered if the saga could end up being a double victory for China. The first win would have been anything Beijing gained as a direct result of the Nvidia CEO’s relationship with Alice Huang (no relation), a suspected Chinese spy. The second would be if the scandal itself damaged Nvidia, and the fallout from that.
About the Author
Andrew Stuttaford is the editor of National Review's Capital Matters.
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