Alice Huang, tied to Nvidia CEO, was barred from re-entering Singapore since Feb; investigations into Megaspeed and 6 individuals ongoing: MHA
- On Thursday, the Ministry of Home Affairs confirmed that Alice Huang, a former Megaspeed executive, was barred from re-entering Singapore following investigations into possible offences involving export control violations.
- CEO Jensen Huang is stepping down amid mounting pressure after reports revealed his extramarital affair with the 63-year-old Alice, whom US authorities suspect of spying for Beijing, though Singapore officials denied investigating her for espionage.
- While finding insufficient evidence of espionage, the Ministry noted Alice provided police with "information, which she knew to be inaccurate" and downplayed her role as a key controller of Megaspeed during questioning.
- MHA stated that "despite these repeated requests, Singapore has to date received limited information or assistance in respect of the company," hampering prosecutions as investigations into Megaspeed remain ongoing with no suspects in Singapore since February 2025.
- Singapore reaffirmed its commitment to business integrity, stating "we will not allow companies or individuals to misuse Singapore's business environment to engage in fraud or dishonest practices," noting four companies were charged in Court for such violations.
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Alleged Chinese spy Alice Huang got her wings clipped by Singapore before Nvidia affair was revealed
Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy who was having an affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, was banned from Singapore over her company’s shady dealings, authorities revealed. Singapore investigated Huang over her role at Megaspeed — a China-linked, Singapore-based AI data center company that has bought billions in chips from Nvidia. Alice Huang, pictured with...
Alice Huang barred from re-entering Singapore amid Nvidia saga
Singapore barred Alice Huang from returning after investigating possible offences linked to Megaspeed. The development adds another dimension to the controversy surrounding Jensen Huang's resignation from Nvidia.
Chinese 'spy' Alice Huang's companies invested in DeepSeek, promised Nvidia's Blackwell chips
Alice Huang, associated with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, has drawn scrutiny over her data centre ventures. Companies linked to her invested in DeepSeek to secure Nvidia's Blackwell chips, which are crucial for AI operations. In Singapore, she is under investigation for allegedly misleading authorities during inquiries into her business Megaspeed. Authorities have barred her from re-entering Singapore amid these investigations.
Singapore says it barred alleged Chinese spy in Nvidia CEO affair from re-entry
The alleged Chinese spy at the heart of the Nvidia scandal, Alice Huang, left Singapore in February and was barred from re-entering following an investigation into possible offenses.
Alice Huang barred from Singapore in February, says govt
SINGAPORE (Reuters): Alice Huang, the alleged spy at the heart of a scandal at chipmaker Nvidia, left Singapore in February and was barred from re-entering following an investigation into possible offences, Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs said on Thursday (Nov 12).
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