Alice Huang boasted about Nvidia AI chip access to investors, told them Alibaba would be a client for the project
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Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, pitched a multimillion-dollar artificial intelligence infrastructure project to investors, claiming she could secure the US company's advanced chips and citing Chinese technology giant Alibaba as a prospective client, according to a Financial Times report.Alice Huang and her business partner Kang Wei sought investment in early 2025 for a Southeast Asian data-centre project estimated to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars, the FT reported, citing two investors who were approached about the proposal.During the pitch, the pair said they had no problem securing Nvidia graphics processing units (GPUs), a key component used to develop and operate artificial intelligence systems.
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