Megaspeed Launches Internal Probe, Confirms Alice Huang Left in August 2025
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Updated · CNBC · Nov 15
Megaspeed Launches Internal Probe, Confirms Alice Huang Left in August 2025
3 articles · Updated · CNBC · Nov 15
Summary
Megaspeed said Sunday it has hired external legal counsel to investigate media reports about its business, supply chain and global operations, calling the allegations unsupported by verifiable evidence.
The Singapore-based cloud computing company also confirmed former executive Alice Huang left on Aug. 30, 2025 and said she now has no role at the company.
Scrutiny intensified after reports linked Huang to former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who resigned on Nov. 12 after acknowledging extramarital relationships; The New York Times has reported U.S. intelligence officials view Alice Huang as a Chinese intelligence asset.
Megaspeed, which rents Nvidia GPU computing capacity in the region, has already faced media and government questions over whether chips supplied through its business were redirected to customers in China.