NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang was reportedly “targeted” by a suspected Chinese spy whose Singapore-based firm bought billions in AI chips.
Huang and NVIDIA’s board owe Congress answers.
And we must pass bipartisan legislation to keep our advanced AI technology out of China’s hands.
Oct 29, 2026 · 2:50 PM UTC
Oh stop it Liz, you know as well as I do that the Chinese have already stolen and copied whatever they want. @grok is liz up for re election next week?
Why am I betting you didn't give two shits about @ericswalwell banging Chinese spies
Jensen has done more for your constituents in a few years than you’ve done in your whole political career. Now you’re using an article full of “don’t knows” to pretend to do something. I’m sure CEOs and we know some politicians have been targeted in the past. I don’t recall you caring when Fang Fang went after one your party colleagues 😂
I don’t trust Democrats on AI policy, energy policy, economic policy, tax policy, regulatory policy, etc.
Hell, I wouldn’t trust @SenWarren to run a sno-ball stand.
This claim relies on unproven allegations. Labelling people as "Chinese spy" without conclusive evidence is irresponsible. Businesses in Singapore are legitimate global commercial entities. Restricting tech trade through sweeping politicization hurts global semiconductor supply chains and innovation for everyone.






































