GoKawiilReport ties Jensen Huang's alleged affair to $7.5B in Nvidia chip imports to China
An investigation by The Information reportedly links Megaspeed executive Alice Huang, who had a three-year personal relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, to a network of companies including Shanghai Century Litong that allegedly moved roughly 240,000 restricted Nvidia GPUs, mostly H100 and H200 chips, into China. The report estimates she helped facilitate over $7.5 billion in AI GPU imports, with sources describing her as publicly touting her access to Jensen Huang to reassure customers and keep shipments moving when they faced delays.
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If accurate, the report suggests a personal relationship may have intersected with export-control evasion on a large scale, raising questions about how closely Nvidia's China sales channels were monitored. Alice Huang's suspected ties to China's Ministry of State Security add a national-security dimension that could invite scrutiny from U.S. regulators and lawmakers already focused on chip smuggling to sanctioned entities.
- Alice Huang allegedly helped move about 240,000 restricted Nvidia AI chips into China.
- The chips, reportedly worth over $7.5 billion, were linked to Shanghai Century Litong and Megaspeed.
- Jensen Huang has admitted to a personal relationship with Alice Huang, who is also suspected of ties to Chinese intelligence.
Source: tomshardware.com — Jowi Morales, 2026-11-10
Published there as: “Alice Huang reportedly instrumental in securing over $7.5 billion of Nvidia AI GPU imports during three-year relationship with Jensen Huang”
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