Alice Huang: The woman linked to Jensen Huang in a US-China spy controversy
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- ✓Alice Huang came into focus in October 2025 after reports linked her to Chinese intelligence and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
- ✓Authorities suspect her Singapore-based firm, Megaspeed, helped Chinese customers get restricted chips.
- ✓China denied these claims, calling them a "smear campaign." Huang previously worked in banking and investment management roles.
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- Financial Express
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Explore how Alice Huang's Megaspeed ties, alleged China intelligence links and relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang drew US scrutiny.
Huang came into major focus in October 2025, when The New York Times reported that Megaspeed International, a Singapore-based cloud computing company in which she held a controlling stake, was under US investigation. Authorities suspected that the company was helping Chinese customers obtain advanced Nvidia chips restricted under Washington's export controls.
Her name gained much more attention after The New York Times reported that US intelligence officials believed she was working for Chinese intelligence and had developed a close relationship with Jensen Huang to gather information about the American AI chip industry. China has denied these claims, calling them 'smear campaign'.
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