Nvidia affair: Singapore bans Alice Huang from re-entry
The woman at the center of the Nvidia scandal was investigated for making false statements about server purchases, but not for espionage. There were "insufficient grounds for evidence", but she still received an entry ban.
Singapore has banned Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang from re-entering the country. The ban is linked to investigations into Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who admitted to an affair and resigned on Thursday. The affair is reportedly with Alice Huang, who is suspected of spying for Beijing. The Singaporean authorities investigated Alice Huang for allegedly making false statements about server purchases, and found that servers may have been bought in Singapore and exported to Malaysia, and then on to another destination.
Her passport was seized during the investigation, but returned in February when there were deemed insufficient evidence of crimes.
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