Megaspeed Confirms Departure of Alice Huang Amid National Security Concerns

SINGAPORE: Megaspeed announced on Sunday that Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman with controversial ties to former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, officially left the company on August 30, 2025, and currently holds no position there.

The Singapore-based cloud-computing firm, which partners with Nvidia in the Asia-Pacific region, has faced scrutiny following reports of an alleged affair between Alice Huang and Jensen Huang, raising concerns among US authorities about potential espionage.

In its statement, Megaspeed refrained from commenting on Huang’s personal matters, emphasizing its focus on business operations. The company has been under investigation by US authorities since October 2025, amid allegations that it may have assisted Chinese clients in acquiring Nvidia chips that are subject to export controls. While China has denied these claims, Megaspeed has not been found in violation of any regulations.

As investigations continue, the implications for Megaspeed could be significant, affecting its operations and partnerships in the region. Stakeholders are closely monitoring the situation, especially given the heightened tensions between the US and China regarding technology and trade.