Megaspeed clarifies Alice Huang left company amid Nvidia CEO controversy
The Singapore-based firm says the former executive has no current role following reports linking her to Jensen Huang.
Singapore-based cloud-computing company Megaspeed stated on Sunday that Alice Huang officially left the firm on August 30, 2025. The company said Huang currently holds no role at the organisation, according to reports from Times of India and Mint.
The statement follows reports linking former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to Huang, a former executive at Megaspeed. Huang previously acknowledged being unfaithful to his wife. He resigned from his position as Nvidia CEO on November 12 following reports regarding extramarital relationships, including one with a direct report.
The New York Times reported that US intelligence officials suspect Alice Huang is a Chinese intelligence asset. Megaspeed has launched an internal probe into media claims regarding its supply chain and global operations, hiring external legal counsel to conduct the investigation. The company stated that such reports lack verifiable evidence.
Megaspeed, which operates in Singapore and Indonesia, describes itself as a core business partner for Nvidia’s regional computing cloud operations. The firm noted that its operational frameworks are designed to comply with US export control rules and local regulations.
The Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs said on November 12 that an independent investigation began in February 2025 into Megaspeed and other companies regarding suspected false declarations in server purchases. The ministry clarified that while Huang was investigated due to her former roles as CEO and chairperson, she was not investigated for espionage.