CNN: U.S. intelligence agencies still lack sufficient evidence to confirm that Huang Le is a Chinese spy, with internal divisions over the investigation's findings.

U.S. intelligence agencies have not yet found sufficient evidence to confirm that Alice Huang, a Chinese-born businesswoman linked to Nvidia, is a Chinese spy, CNN reported, citing multiple sources, with officials divided over the credibility of the evidence. Some Office of the Director of National Intelligence officials believe characterizations of Huang as a spy are overstated, and CIA officials have not concluded she knowingly passed intelligence to Beijing, while Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Justice Department and FBI have reached no conclusion and President Trump said it remains unclear whether she is a spy. The scrutiny centers on Huang's ties to Nvidia and to Megaspeed, a Singapore-based company that is a major buyer of Nvidia chips and has been under investigation by the Justice Department and Commerce Department since 2024 over whether restricted AI chips were routed to China through third parties. The case matters because it sits at the intersection of U.S.-China tech tensions and the enforcement of AI chip export controls. What to watch next is whether the intelligence review and the Megaspeed probe produce findings that clarify Huang's status and the chip-transshipment question.