Authorities in Singapore have banned Alice Huang, reportedly involved in an affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, due to her company’s questionable activities. Investigation revealed her association with Megaspeed, a Singapore-based AI data center company with links to China. Megaspeed has reportedly purchased billions of dollars in chips from Nvidia.
Alice Huang’s journey from a modest educational background in Hunan to becoming a key figure in the chip industry has attracted attention. Her image alongside Jensen Huang was reportedly shared on her WeChat account. The company she was linked with, Megaspeed, faced accusations of transferring advanced chips to China, contravening US regulations. However, Megaspeed denied any wrongdoing.
The Singapore Police Force concluded their investigation, citing insufficient evidence to prosecute Huang, a Hong Kong resident during her tenure at Megaspeed. Despite this, she received a formal warning for misleading the police. Authorities stated that she minimized her involvement with Megaspeed during inquiries.
The alleged affair between Nvidia’s CEO and Alice Huang has sparked further controversy. Nvidia’s Jensen Huang is reportedly under scrutiny for another alleged affair with a subordinate, following the revelations of his alleged connection with the supposed Chinese spy. Despite these reports, Huang maintained a ‘business as usual’ approach upon returning to the office.
Photos posted by Alice Huang on her WeChat account later circulated in Chinese online communities. Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs confirmed that Huang was not investigated for espionage. Upon concluding the investigation, her passport was returned on February 26, after which she departed Singapore and was prohibited from re-entry.

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