Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and alleged Chinese spy Alice Huang.
\n\nA small New York trading firm warned about Nvidia’s links to China, and about its chief executive’s closeness to a woman now accused of being a Chinese spy, months before the story became public. Almost nobody paid attention at the time.
\n\nOn May 13, Christian Lamarco, a 31-year-old stock researcher and trader, published a 40-page report on Nvidia. Most of it dealt with a dry but important question: was the chipmaker being honest about how much business it does in China?
\n\nTucked into the top of page 3 was a short paragraph with a very different tone. It cautioned about an “uncomfortably close relationship” between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, who worked for Megaspeed, one of Nvidia’s biggest customers.
\n\nThe reaction was close to silence. Nvidia’s shares actually rose on the day the report came out. According to a report from New York Times, Lamarco says the little feedback he did get included one message calling him developmentally disabled and another telling him to “watch out”.
\n\nHe then started his own digging. He used paid expert networks, which are middlemen that link investors with company insiders, to speak…
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