Megaspeed says Alice Huang left in 2025 as it launches inquiry

Megaspeed said Alice Huang officially left the company on 30 August 2025 and no longer has a role there. The Singapore-based cloud computing company said it would not comment on her private affairs.

Huang is a former Megaspeed executive who had a relationship with Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s former chief executive, Reuters reported. US authorities suspect her of working for Chinese intelligence, according to the news agency.

Jensen Huang resigned on 12 November, a day after Nvidia’s board met to consider his future. Megaspeed is an Nvidia business partner that provides customers with access to computing power.

In its statement on Sunday, Megaspeed said it had retained external legal advisers for a thorough internal investigation. It said recent media assertions about its business, supply chain and global operations were not supported by verifiable evidence, and that it operated a legitimate and lawful business.

Separately, on 12 November, Megaspeed said it had hired a US law firm to count its graphics processors and independently check its export-control practices. It is not clear whether the two announcements refer to the same work.

The New York Times reported in October 2025 that the US was investigating whether Megaspeed had helped Chinese customers obtain Nvidia chips subject to export controls. China denied the allegation, and Megaspeed has not been found to have violated the rules, Reuters reported.