Nvidia's 'Chinese spy' rhetoric, China's Foreign Ministry rebuts as 'groundless speculation'
Original headline엔비디아 '중국 스파이' 논조, 중국 외교부 '근거 없는 억측' 반박
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China’s Foreign Ministry on Monday rejected claims that Nvidia ($NVDA) faces a “Chinese spy” problem, with spokesperson Guo Jiakun calling the allegations “entirely groundless speculation” and unfair criticism at a regular press briefing. The pushback marks a direct government response to a controversy that had circulated in investor communities rather than a statement from Nvidia itself. The remarks matter because they signal Beijing’s effort to contain political noise around the chipmaker, whose China exposure is a key swing factor for its revenue outlook. Investors will watch whether the dispute fades or escalates into policy action affecting Nvidia’s China sales and supply-chain access.
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