Megaspeed confirms Alice Huang left in 2025 as scrutiny over Nvidia chip links intensifies

Singapore-based cloud computing company Megaspeed told CNBC that Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, who is caught up in the Jensen Huang controversy, left the company on August 30, 2025, and currently holds no position at the company. The company is facing a new round of scrutiny over allegations that it may have helped Chinese customers obtain advanced Nvidia AI chips restricted by U.S. export controls; Megaspeed denies the allegations, saying they lack verifiable evidence, and has hired outside legal counsel to review the relevant media reports. The company operates cloud computing infrastructure in Southeast Asia, where customers can rent Nvidia GPU compute; questions have been raised about whether chips supplied through it were transshipped to Chinese customers to circumvent U.S. export restrictions. Other U.S. media reports said Huang is suspected of ties to Chinese intelligence agencies, and Beijing denies the allegations; U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche said on November 12 that the Justice Department has not concluded whether she is a Chinese spy, and the allegations have not been independently confirmed.