Great substack, can I ask how you discovered?
replyThat post hit the front page here recently a couple days ago but had 0 engagement and fell off after less than an hour.
replyYou can argue about what the word "spy" really means, but even the source you quote thinks she's an asset for the Chinese establishment who was working to secure access to Nvidia chips for Chinese users, in contravention of US sanctions. A terrible terrible person for Jensen Huang to (literally) be in bed with.
replyThe details are relevant if you care about the story. If this were flipped, it would make a difference if she was working for the CIA, the state department, or Intel.
reply> If this were flipped, it would make a difference if she was working for the CIA, the state department, or Intel.
replyBecause those are independent from each other in a way that the corresponding institutions in China are not.
Every large Chinese company is under the direct control of the CCP. Working for a large Chinese company means you are working for the Chinese government in the same way as a state department employee (very differently from someone working for Intel, at least if they haven't individually received a National Security Letter).