GoKawiilAlice Huang, linked to Nvidia CEO scandal, reportedly spotted in Beijing
Bloomberg reports that Alice Huang, the Megaspeed executive allegedly involved with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, has been seen in Beijing for the first time since the scandal emerged. She was last known to have left Singapore for Shanghai after being detained and questioned there over a $2-billion smuggling case tied to Megaspeed and banned Nvidia chips. Congress is pressing Huang for a closed-door briefing on China-related national security matters, and the FBI is examining his relationship with Alice Huang.
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The timing and location of Alice Huang's reappearance could fuel suspicions, voiced by U.S. intelligence sources, that she has ties to China's Ministry of State Security, though it remains unproven whether she was directed to target Huang specifically or simply exploited for broader industry access. The unfolding scrutiny could intensify pressure on Nvidia's leadership amid ongoing export-control tensions over AI chips sold to China.
- Alice Huang surfaced in Beijing after previously being questioned in Singapore over a chip-smuggling probe.
- Congress has threatened to subpoena Jensen Huang over a briefing request tied to China-related national security concerns.
- The FBI is investigating Huang's relationship with Alice Huang amid suspicions of ties to Chinese intelligence.
Source: tomshardware.com — Jowi Morales, 2026-11-12
Published there as: “Suspected Chinese spy at center of Jensen Huang affair surfaces in Beijing”
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