A very big, sensational and diplomatic stir-creating news is currently emerging from the global technology world, Artificial Intelligence (AI) market and geopolitical circles regarding Nvidia, one of the world's most valuable chip manufacturing companies. There has now been a sharp reaction from the Dragon i.e. China on the serious allegations of espionage, honey-trap and leaking of sensitive technical information against Jensen Huang, the Messiah of the semiconductor revolution across the world and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Nvidia. Beijing has completely rejected all these American and Western claims, calling them completely baseless, fabricated and a malicious conspiracy to tarnish China's image on the global stage. Let us know in detail what suspicions American agencies have in this high-profile case, what steps Nvidia's board has taken and what clarification China has given on these allegations against itself. Chinese Foreign Ministry's tough stance: Called the allegations of espionage and honeytrap completely baseless. According to reports received from the international news agency AFP, the official spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Guo Jiakun, made a sharp rebuttal to all these media reports during a regular media briefing. The Chinese spokesperson said in clear words that the claims to Jensen Huang being 'honeytrapped' in any way or through him getting sensitive information to the Chinese intelligence system are completely false, baseless and baseless. Beijing says that such fabricated propaganda is being spread to disrupt the growing dominance of American technology companies around the world and their business relations with China. China has bluntly said that there is no truth in these claims at all and it is just a well-planned attempt to defame China for geopolitical reasons. Nvidia's board of directors set up an independent investigation, Singapore company Megaspeed is also on the radar. The Chinese government may be rejecting all these allegations, but this controversy has created an uproar in the technical and corporate world of America. Considering the seriousness of the situation, Nvidia's Board of Directors has set up an independent investigation to get to the bottom of this entire matter in a fair and transparent manner. US intelligence and investigative agencies have strong suspicions that China's powerful Ministry of State Security had tried to close ties with Jensen Huang through Alice Huang, a former executive of 'Megaspeed', a major data center company based in Singapore. Agencies speculate that through this alleged contact, an attempt may have been made to steal sensitive information to Nvidia's top management and future technical strategies. After this development came to light, Singapore company Megaspeed has also come under the main focus of American and international investigative agencies. It is noteworthy that Megaspeed company has been purchasing state-of-the-art AI chips from Nvidia on a large scale. The question of illegal trafficking of AI processors banned by the US is also being raised. The scope of this multidimensional investigation is not limited only to honeytraps or personal relationships, but its commercial and national security aspects are also very serious. US investigative agencies are closely investigating whether the Singapore company was using Megaspeed or other means to circumvent the strict trade sanctions imposed by the US on China. Agencies are investigating whether America's banned cutting-edge AI processors and high-end chips were being supplied to China through backdoor channels. If the investigation proves that Nvidia's chips have reached China in violation of the sanctions, then the company may face heavy fines and sanctions from the US government and export control departments. In the message sent to the employees, Jensen Huang accepted the mistake on personal front, apologized. Amidst this entire high-level controversy and the uproar in the media, Nvidia's Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang has himself come forward and tried to handle the situation within the company. According to reports, Jensen Huang recently sent an internal message to all employees of Nvidia. In this message he has admitted that he has not been faithful to his wife in his married life. Although he did not directly name any woman, he has publicly apologized to his family, company colleagues and all employees for his personal mistake. On the other hand, Nvidia's Board of Directors, after its initial review, has issued a statement that at present they do not have any solid evidence or basis to prove that this personal dispute has resulted in any compromise of US national security or any of Nvidia's confidential technical data.