In Singapore reported that the “spy” for Huang fired a long time ago

Singapore-based Megaspeed, one of the largest buyers of Nvidia chips, said that businesswoman Alice Huang left it in 2025, writes CNBC. The statement comes amid a row over her relationship with former president and Nvidia chief Jensen Huang.

"Alice Huang officially left Megaspeed on August 30, 2025 and currently holds no positions with the company," the company said in a statement. The company does not comment on Huang's personal affairs.

Megaspeed said recent media reports about its business, supply chain and international operations contained allegations “not backed by verifiable evidence.” The company has hired outside lawyers for a "thorough internal investigation.".

Megaspeed leases computing power on Nvidia GPUs in Asia. The company has already faced media and government questions about whether the chips it supplied were diverted to customers in China.

In early November, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted that he was unfaithful to his wife, with whom he has been married for more than 40 years. His mistress was named Alice Huang, a Chinese citizen. According to The New York Times, American intelligence agencies suspected of spying on China.

The Chinese foreign Ministry called slander accusations of an attempt by Chinese intelligence to establish contact with Huang. The FT later reported that companies in Singapore are helping Chinese corporations access Nvidia's advanced chips amid U.S. export restrictions. Alice Huang was banned from entering Singapore.

On November 12, Nvidia’s board of directors announced that Jensen Huang had stepped down from his post president, chief executive officer and board member with immediate effect.