US President Donald Trump has announced that the FBI is investigating the case involving the chief executive of the Nvivia company, Jensen Huang, and a suspected Chinese spy woman.

Trump said he had talked to Huang on Monday, following reports that American intelligence believes he was targeted by a Chinese spying campaign.

Asked if Huang had known about his wife’s alleged ties to Chinese spying, Trump said he had denied it.

I asked him: Did you have any idea she was a spy? He said: I had no idea she was a spy. And I really believe it, Trump declared it in front of reporters.

Later, in the White House, Trump confirmed that the FBI is handling the case, but did not give further details about the investigation or the time he started. The FBI refused to comment on the BBC.

According to The New York Times, U.S. intelligence officials believe that Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, was a spy in Beijing’s service. She has no family connection with the director of Nvilia.

According to the paper, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio had sent a memorandum to senior officials in Washington last spring, warning them that Nvivia’s leader had a close relationship with a Chinese spy.

Alice Huang has been the manager of the Symporan company Megaspeed, which has had business relations with Nvivia.

Meanwhile, China has rejected claims, labelling them as entirely unfounded, speculative and deliberate to tarnish and denigrate China.

No evidence has launched an independent investigation into the case and has stated that there is no reason to believe that company secrets or national security have been compromised.

Novidia is the second most valuable company in the world, after Apple, and produces computer chips that are essential to artificial intelligence development.

Reports of the case affected the decline in its market value, causing loss of about 250 billion dollars on Monday, as stocks dropped by more than four percent.

Meanwhile, on Monday, Huang and Nvivia were also indicted in a proposed collective indictment in California. The indictment accuses them of fraud by shareholders, claiming to have concealed the company’s management’s ties with the suspected Chinese spy wife.

Source Layer: Dukeagini