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first_img Lu Xingzhi: The U.S. side is using the scandal of Jensen Huang to advance three chip-related goals against China

Citrini semiconductor analyst Jukan relayed the views of Taiwanese semiconductor analyst Lu Xingzhi regarding the controversy surrounding NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang. Lu Xingzhi stated that the purpose of this incident was not to expose an extramarital affair, but to advance three goals of the U.S.-China tech war that had been difficult to push forward due to Huang's opposition. The first goal is to completely undermine Huang's lobbying legitimacy in Washington against chip sanctions on China. Lu Xingzhi mentioned that over the past two years, Huang has been one of the most influential business leaders in Silicon Valley opposing a total ban on chip exports to China, consistently indicating to the White House that ceding the Chinese market to Huawei would ultimately harm the U.S. tech industry.Lu Xingzhi stated that once U.S. intelligence agencies classify Huang's extramarital affair partner as a spy from the Chinese Ministry of State Security attempting to promote the relaxation of U.S. chip controls, his previous lobbying for relaxed regulations would take on a different political meaning and escalate into a national security issue. He believes that Huang will find it difficult to defend the Chinese market before Congress or the White House thereafter, or he will be accused of still being under the influence of intelligence operations. The second goal is to overturn the export approval for the H200 to China and sever the connection between Chinese shell companies and the Southeast Asian transshipment network. Lu Xingzhi noted that on the day the scandal broke on November 8, The New York Times published an investigation, with reporters visiting dozens of Chinese companies approved by the U.S. Department of Commerce to handle NVIDIA H200 chips.Lu Xingzhi mentioned that one report indicated that NVIDIA's CEO had an extramarital affair with a female spy from the Singapore company Megaspeed, while another report stated that the Chinese companies approved to purchase the H200 were merely shell companies for transactions with the Chinese military. He believes that the two reports aim to pressure the Trump administration and the Department of Commerce to fully revoke or freeze the export approval for the H200 to China and to push for the rectification of loopholes in the transshipment of chips through Singapore and other Southeast Asian third-party data centers. The third goal is to place NVIDIA under national security constraints through congressional oversight and independent investigation. Lu Xingzhi stated that three congressional committees responsible for China, foreign affairs, and intelligence matters have begun to directly review NVIDIA's internal security measures and are pressuring the board to establish an independent investigation committee to investigate the founder and CEO. He also mentioned that the closed-door congressional hearing scheduled for November 18 will be a turning point for the U.S. to further tighten sanctions on China's artificial intelligence computing power.
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