Alice Huang Banned From Singapore As Nvidia-Linked Megaspeed Probe Deepens

Singapore has banned Alice Huang from returning to the country following an investigation into possible offences linked to Megaspeed, the cloud computing firm she once led. The government said on Thursday that she left Singapore in February and was later barred from coming back. Authorities stressed that their probe was not about espionage. Instead, it focused on whether servers bought by Megaspeed were routed through Singapore to Malaysia without officially entering the Singapore market. The announcement adds a new twist to the scandal that led Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to resign earlier on Thursday, after he admitted to an affair with her. US officials reportedly believe Alice Huang passed information to China’s Ministry of State Security, a claim Beijing has rejected. Megaspeed, a major Nvidia customer, also faces US scrutiny over whether it helped send restricted chips to China. The company has denied diverting chips.
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