According to Global Times on November 9, China's state media outlet denied any connection between Beijing and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's extramarital affair, accusing U.S. media of fabricating a "Chinese spy" narrative. The commentary criticized American outlets for conflating Huang's admission of infidelity with alleged Chinese infiltration, based on limited visual evidence and unverified claims. Global Times warned that if such "presumption of guilt" logic continues, it will damage U.S.-China relations and global supply chains. Meanwhile, NVIDIA's board announced on November 8 it was establishing an independent committee to investigate the matter, and U.S. House Republican lawmakers had requested a briefing with Huang regarding his involvement with a woman reportedly engaged in espionage activities.
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