英伟达首席执行官黄仁勋为该公司与新加坡公司Megaspeed International的业务辩护，称其“正常且不寻常”，彭博新闻社周四（10月29日报道称。
Nvidia chief executive officer Jensen Huang defended the company's business with Singapore-based Megaspeed International, calling it "normal and not unusual", Bloomberg News reported on Thursday (Oct 29).
黄仁勋的言论紧随《纽约时报》的一篇报道之后，该报道称一名前Megaspeed高管因涉嫌为中国从事间谍活动而受到美国调查。
Huang's comments followed a New York Times report that said a former Megaspeed executive was under US investigation for allegedly spying on behalf of China.
黄仁勋表示，英伟达与Megaspeed官员的关系是恰当的，公司已核实Megaspeed没有非法将英伟达人工智能（AI）芯片转运至中国，彭博新闻社报道称。
Huang said Nvidia's relationship with Megaspeed officials was proper and the company had checked that Megaspeed did not illegally divert Nvidia artificial intelligence (AI) chips to China, Bloomberg News reported.
“我们研究了他们部署的所有GPU，并逐一清点，”黄仁勋在接受彭博社采访时表示。
"We've studied all their deployments of our GPUs and counted every one," Huang said in an interview with Bloomberg.
此番言论紧随《纽约时报》的一篇报道之后，该报道称美国当局正在调查一名前Megaspeed高管，涉嫌向中国政府提供信息并帮助规避美国芯片出口限制。
The remarks followed a New York Times report that US authorities were investigating a former Megaspeed executive for allegedly providing information to the Chinese government and helping evade US chip export curbs.
黄仁勋表示，他与该高管的互动与与中国客户和高管的互动典型，且该人士已不再在Megaspeed任职，据该报道称。
Huang said his interactions with the executive were typical of those with Chinese customers and executives and that the person was no longer with Megaspeed, according to the report.
报道补充称，英伟达一直认为，尽管美国实施出口限制，但其先进AI芯片走私入中国并非重大问题。
Nvidia has argued that smuggling of its advanced AI chips into China is not a significant issue despite US export restrictions, the report added.