Just how deep do Alice Huang’s Hong Kong business links run amid the Nvidia affair?
Alice Huang, the Chinese tech executive accused of having an affair with Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang while allegedly spying for Beijing, has ties to Hong Kong dating back about two decades – and a web of business links in the city, the South China Morning Post has found. Huang, also known as Huang Le, first set foot in the city 20 years ago to study. Two decades on, company records show she…
Alice Huang, a Chinese tech executive, has deep ties to Hong Kong, with a history spanning two decades. Huang, also known as Huang Le, first came to the city to study 20 years ago. Her connection to Hong Kong has persisted, with her currently serving as a director for several companies with addresses in the city. One such company, Stag Bay Technology, shares an address with a sanctioned Russian-linked robotics firm by the United States.
Huang's background includes a stint as an executive at Megaspeed International, a cloud computing firm that has faced scrutiny from the US over suspected attempts to bypass export controls on advanced semiconductors. Initially a student in Hong Kong, Huang was described by a classmate as "pure" and "kittenish" during her time there.
After graduation, she worked for Hunan Satellite TV, HSBC's private bank, and Citic Securities. Her role as managing director of Megaspeed International and her alleged romantic relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang have drawn global attention. Beijing has dismissed the allegations of espionage, calling them "substantiated and directed at smearing China."
Huang is currently registered as the director of three companies in Hong Kong, including a company with a sanctions-listed address that shares a building with a secretarial company.
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