Nvidia Denies Report of Spy Plot Targeting CEO
Nvidia has denied a report by The New York Times alleging that its CEO, Jensen Huang, was targeted in a spy plot orchestrated by a top executive from Megaspeed International, a Singapore-based data center company.
Raleigh Durham, NC, October 31, 2026 — Nvidia has issued a denial following a report by The New York Times that alleged a spy plot targeting its Chief Executive Officer, Jensen Huang.
The technology giant has refuted claims that its CEO was the subject of a covert operation orchestrated by a senior executive at Megaspeed International. Megaspeed International is identified as a data center company based in Singapore.
The specific details of the alleged spy plot, including the nature of the operation, the motivations behind it, or the methods purportedly involved, were not provided in the initial report or the subsequent denial.
Similarly, the report did not specify the executive at Megaspeed International who was allegedly behind the plot. The company, Megaspeed International, has not issued a statement regarding the allegations at this time.
Nvidia’s denial directly contradicts the assertions made in The New York Times report. Further information regarding the sources of The New York Times’ report or the evidence supporting its claims has not been publicly disclosed by the newspaper. The timeline of the alleged events also remains unclear.
This situation highlights the intense competitive landscape within the technology sector, particularly concerning high-profile executives and major corporations.
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