US intelligence flags Megaspeed's Alice Huang as suspected Chinese spy tied to Nvidia's Jensen Huang
US intelligence officials believe Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman whose company Megaspeed bought billions in Nvidia chips, was recruited by China's Ministry of State Security to gather information on American AI chips and potentially sway Jensen Huang toward advocating for China's access to advanced processors. Trump was reportedly briefed on the relationship last year but did not act, and House committee leaders have now asked Jensen Huang to discuss the matter in a closed briefing.
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The allegations suggest Nvidia's chip export restrictions could be circumvented through offshore data-center arrangements, such as Megaspeed renting computing capacity to Alibaba, which may let Chinese firms access controlled hardware without importing it directly. Congressional scrutiny of Jensen Huang's ties could complicate Nvidia's advocacy for looser export rules and intensify political pressure over US-China tech competition.
- US intelligence suspects Alice Huang was recruited by China's Ministry of State Security to influence Nvidia's chip policy.
- Her company Megaspeed reportedly rents offshore computing capacity to Alibaba, potentially bypassing US export controls.
- House committee leaders have requested a closed-door briefing with Jensen Huang about his relationship with Alice Huang.
Source: techspot.com — Skye Jacobs, 2026-11-08
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