Jensen Huang, the CEO of the world’s most valuable company—and a close ally of Donald Trump—is now reportedly at the center of a federal investigation into an alleged spy plot and the smuggling of American AI chips into China.

According to the New York Times, the classified investigation previously found evidence that an executive of Megaspeed, a Singapore-based data center company, was an intelligence asset working on behalf of the Chinese government. Not much is publicly known about the executive, whose name is Alice Huang, or Huang Le. She was briefly listed as Megaspeed’s managing director after the company was launched in 2023, but her name was later removed from that role in corporate paperwork, according to the Times.

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[–] 0 points 1 week ago (1 child)

Literally doesn't matter. China is not the enemy. The US and their flock, PATRIOT ACT, and FBI nonsense are the enemy. One dumbass spy isn't going to do anything.

Money is made up invention. It's not real. The chips moving around is a fake crime because everybody knows they're made in china anyway, so who gives af.

What you should all be asking is: why do billionaires still have any influence rn? Why do these data centers and AI companies keep pulling strings? Where does all the corruption actually center up to?

The answer is the US. Not America. The lame ass United States.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 week ago

    You're right to a degree, but:

    Jensen allowing the Chinese to get a bunch of GPUs devalues publicly traded American AI companies like Google and SpaceX, so it's Americans over 55 who own 73% of the country's wealth who are the biggest losers through their retirement funds and other investments

    Time to start capping the wealth at a few million per person.

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