HONG KONG — Megaspeed, the tech company at the center of the Chinese spy scandal engulfing Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, said Thursday it will cooperate with U.S. government investigations.
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HONG KONG — Megaspeed, the tech company at the center of the Chinese spy scandal engulfing Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, said Thursday it will cooperate with U.S. government investigations.
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Megaspeed is at the center of a U.S. probe over its role in sending billions of restricted Nvidia chips to China, and its executive's alleged affair with Jensen Huang.
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