Megaspeed International says former executive Alice Huang left the Singapore-based AI infrastructure company on Aug. 30, 2025, more than a year before reports of her relationship with Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang drew widespread attention. The company told TMZ and The Associated Press on Sunday that she no longer has a role at Megaspeed.
Megaspeed also said it has hired outside lawyers to conduct an internal investigation. The company, a customer of Nvidia, has faced scrutiny over alleged transfers of advanced Nvidia chips to Chinese companies. Megaspeed defended its business practices and said some media claims about its supply chain and global operations lacked verifiable evidence.
The statement puts a date on Alice Huang's departure. Corporate records reviewed by AP show that she ceased to be listed as a director by November 2023. Megaspeed says her formal departure came in August 2025.
Reuters reported that Jensen Huang had an affair with Alice Huang, citing two people familiar with the matter and internal correspondence. In a statement last week, he apologized for being unfaithful to his wife without identifying Alice Huang. Nvidia announced his resignation on Thursday, Nov. 12, and named Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress interim CEO while its board searches for a permanent successor. The board's independent members had already hired a law firm to conduct a separate investigation.
The New York Times reported that U.S. officials suspected Alice Huang had been recruited to influence Nvidia's dealings with China. On Thursday, U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Justice Department had yet to reach a conclusion on the espionage allegation. Beijing rejected the allegation as unsubstantiated, and AP said it was unable to reach Alice Huang for comment.
