US May Ban Chinese Access to US Phone Numbers; How China's Going After Nvidia's Jensen Huang
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p:first-child]:inline"> Chinese telecom companies have direct access to U.S. phone numbers—but that could soon change. It wouldn't be the first time Washington has taken action against these firms. p:first-child]:inline"> U.S. intelligence has concluded that the CEO of a Singapore-based company is a Chinese intelligence asset who has direct access to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, according to a report by The New York Times. How did Huang respond to the allegations? p:first-child]:inline"> Hello Kitty's parent company is ending its partnership with a popular Japanese TV drama following backlash in China, one of its biggest overseas markets. p:first-child]:inline"> In what could be one of the largest crypto heists on record, Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has lost an estimated $6.3 billion to hackers.
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