Alice Huang Departs Megaspeed Amid Chip Scandal

Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman previously linked to former Nvidia chief Jensen Huang, officially left Megaspeed International on August 30, 2025. She currently holds no role within the Singapore-based cloud computing company.

Megaspeed International has been under renewed scrutiny due to allegations that its operations may have assisted Chinese customers in obtaining advanced Nvidia artificial-intelligence chips. These processors are subject to US export controls, raising concerns about potential circumvention of restrictions.

The company has engaged external legal counsel to review media reports concerning its business practices and global operations. Megaspeed has formally disputed these allegations, asserting that they are not supported by verifiable evidence.

Megaspeed, which provides cloud computing infrastructure in Southeast Asia utilizing Nvidia GPUs, is being questioned about the potential diversion of these chips to China. The company stated it takes compliance with US export-control rules seriously.

Separately, reports have alleged Huang had links to Chinese intelligence, though Beijing has rejected these claims, and the US Justice Department has not reached a conclusion on the matter.