The Chinese government has urged the United States to stop its attempts to impose technology export restrictions, warning that allegations surrounding Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, could lead to heightened U.S. controls on advanced technology exports to China.
During a regular briefing on November 12, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning responded to questions about the potential link between the Jensen Huang scandal and increased U.S. export limitations. "China's scientific and technological development is based on independent innovation and open cooperation," Mao stated. She emphasized that the U.S. should cease creating a so-called 'spy narrative' as a pretext for implementing technology blockades.
Recent controversies surrounding Jensen Huang's personal life, including allegations involving Alice Huang (Chinese name: Huang Le), have raised suspicions in the U.S. regarding China's technology information gathering activities. Reports indicate that U.S. intelligence agencies suspect Alice Huang of being a spy for Chinese intelligence. The Chinese Foreign Ministry has consistently dismissed these allegations as baseless slander.
Regarding the upcoming U.S.-China summit, Mao noted that both sides are maintaining close communication about the leaders' exchanges. She expressed China's willingness to work with the U.S. to implement important agreements reached by the two leaders and to build a constructive and stable U.S.-China strategic relationship based on respect, fairness, and equality.
Mao also commented on the issue of NVIDIA H200 semiconductor purchases by China's Northwest University, stating that she was unaware of the specific purchasing situation but reiterated China's consistent stance on U.S. semiconductor export issues. She firmly opposed the U.S. expanding the concept of national security and creating discriminatory sanctions lists to unjustly pressure Chinese entities.
Additionally, in response to reports that Alice Huang has returned to China and is currently in Beijing, Mao stated that she was not aware of the relevant circumstances.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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