Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy who was having an affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, was banned from Singapore over her company’s shady dealings, authorities revealed.
Singapore investigated Huang over her role at Megaspeed — a China-linked, Singapore-based AI data center company that has bought billions in chips from Nvidia.
Megaspeed has been accused of funneling advanced chips to mainland China in violation of US prohibitions — claims the company denies.
Singapore Police Force announced that it found insufficient evidence to prosecute the former Megaspeed executive, who was a Hong Kong resident at the time, the Singapore’s Home Affairs Ministry revealed Thursday.
However, she was given a stern warning for lying to the Singapore Police Force, with authorities finding she provided inaccurate information to minimize her role at Megaspeed during the investigation.
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Authorities returned her passport on Feb. 26 after the investigation had concluded and barred her from re-entering the country and she left the same day.
The ministry said Alice was not investigated for espionage.
