U.S. media: Improper transfer technology gives China American autonomous driving truck

(San Diego comprehensive) The US Foreign Investment Commission urged the Ministry of Justice to propose economic spy charges for the leadership of the US autonomous truck company Tusimple, but the company denied that he had transferred the core autonomous driving technology.

Wall Street Journal on Wednesday (February 1) quoted anonymous insiders that the US Foreign Investment Commission made suggestions to the Ministry of Justice at the end of last year to make suggestions on Tusson's future leadership of economic spy.

This committee is led by the US Ministry of Finance. Members include the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of National Defense and other federal agencies, which are responsible for reviewing foreign investment with national security doubts.

A person familiar with the matter said that based on the information obtained in the national security review of Turson in the future, the committee suspected that the two founders and current CEOs of the company transferred their funds and technologies to those related to China.Start -up company Hydron.

Data show that Hydron was founded and operated by Tursen's future controlling shareholder and co -founder Chen Mo. Both have corporate entities in China and the United States, and planned to build unmanned hydrogen -powered trucks in North America.

According to Bloomberg, Tusson's future spokesman denied the above allegations through email, and said that the company and the US Foreign Investment Council kept regular communication.

A spokesman also said that according to the company's current survey, all information shared with Hydron in the future is in line with the standard industry practice, and it will not allow the company to copy the company's core autonomous driving software technology in the future.

Tunsen has previously invested in and controlled two board seats in Chinese shareholders in the future, causing the US Foreign Investment Commission for review.In November last year, the company fired Hou Xiaodi, then CEO Hou Xiaodi on the grounds that he leaked the secrets such as Hydron.