According to the New York Times, US intelligence agencies have identified a Chinese businesswoman with close ties to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as a suspected intelligence agent providing information to Beijing. Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, is a senior manager at Mega Speed, a data center company in Singapore. The company was already under investigation amid suspicions that his company helped circumvent US restrictions on the export of Nvidia's advanced artificial intelligence chips to China. US intelligence officials concluded that Huang Le was passing information to Chinese officials while maintaining direct access to Nvidia's CEO. This raised concerns about the potential exposure of sensitive business information as well as information about US technology policy. Then-President Donald Trump announced the findings in 2025, but took no action. Jensen Huang was never officially warned about this suspicious intelligence operation. Nvidia denied the claim that it shared sensitive information, and Megaspeed said it had launched an internal investigation.

According to the New York Times, US intelligence agencies have identified a Chinese businesswoman with close ties to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as a suspected intelligence agent providing information to Beijing. Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, is a senior manager at Mega Speed, a data center company in Singapore. The company was already under investigation amid suspicions that his company helped circumvent US restrictions on the export of Nvidia's advanced artificial intelligence chips to China. US intelligence officials concluded that Huang Le was passing information to Chinese officials while maintaining direct access to Nvidia's CEO. This raised concerns about the potential exposure of sensitive business information as well as information about US technology policy. Then-President Donald Trump announced the findings in 2025, but took no action. Jensen Huang was never officially warned about this suspicious intelligence operation. Nvidia denied the claim that it shared sensitive information, and Megaspeed said it had launched an internal investigation.