Spies and chips: the corporate web of Jensen Huang's alleged lover
Singapore-based group Megaspeed traded Nvidia artificial intelligence chips worth more than $4 billion over two years, according to an AFP investigation that found its offices empty. The firm had Alice Huang as an executive, described as an alleged Chinese spy and romantically linked to Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang. Singapore barred her entry in February 2026 for providing inaccurate information. The company is under investigation for allegedly circumventing US export controls toward China.
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- Megaspeed traded Nvidia semiconductors worth more than $4 billion in two years, with revenue going from 0 to nearly $300 million in 12 months.
- Alice Huang was a Megaspeed director between March and November 2023; Singapore barred her entry in February 2026 for inaccurate information.
- Singapore police opened an investigation in February 2025 into alleged circumvention of export controls; Malaysia is investigating subsidiary Speedmatrix.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by SWI swissinfo.ch. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.





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