Megaspeed says alleged Chinese spy, Alice Huang, left company last year

Megaspeed has confirmed that Alice Huang, accused of spying for China and linked to an alleged affair with former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, left the Singapore-based data center company in August 2025.The company, which is under scrutiny over alleged transfers of advanced Nvidia chips to Chinese companies, is currently conducting an internal probe over the scandal. US intelligence authorities suspect that Alice Huang had links to China's Ministry of State Security and may have been recruited as an intelligence asset.Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs has, however, explicitly stated that Alice Huang was not investigated for espionage. In a statement published on November 12, the ministry said that the investigation into Huang concerned suspected offences relating to the purchase and export of servers, and not alleged links to Chinese intelligence.The ex-Nvidia CEO is alleged to have had an extramarital relationship with Alice Huang. On November 8, Jensen Huang admitted having an affair although Ms. Huang is not mentioned by name. Nvidia, the American multinational tech company, has lost nearly $2tn in value since the story became public, although a direct link remains unclear.According to a statement published by Megaspeed, Alice Huang “left Megaspeed effective Aug. 30, 2025, and currently has no role with the company”. Ms. Huang had been serving as the controlling shareholder of the company since March 2023.Singaporean authorities…