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Chinese spy, chip sales, Trump ties... The Nvidia scandal deepens

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Briefings

Megaspeed, a Singaporean company, confirmed in November 2025 that Alice Huang, accused of being a Chinese spy linked to Jensen Huang, officially departed the firm. Huang was previously under investigation for alleged chip smuggling. The scandal intensified questions regarding US government knowledge, with President Trump reportedly warned about the affair but failing to respond. Analysis by Laïla Mörch, CEO of Shael and a tech investor in Paris, is cited.

Key points

• Megaspeed officially confirmed in November 2025 that Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy, left the company.
• Huang was previously under investigation for alleged chip smuggling activities.

Context

The article cites analysis by Laïla Mörch, CEO of Shael and a tech investor in Paris, regarding the unfolding Nvidia scandal involving Alice Huang and Jensen Huang.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to Megaspeed's official statement and a single source citation from Laïla Mörch; no further details on the investigation status, government knowledge levels, or specific dates of the affair are provided.

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