Singapore bars Jensen Huang's alleged mistress Alice Huang from re-entry after investigation
Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese mistress of former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, left Singapore in February and was barred from re-entering after an investigation into possible offences, the country's home affairs ministry said on Thursday.
Singapore has barred Jensen Huang's alleged mistress, Alice Huang, from re-entering the country following an investigation, according to the ministry's statement. The ministry investigated Alice Huang for possible offenses, including importing servers from Singapore to Malaysia without entering the Singapore market. The investigation did not involve espionage, and the ministry stated that there was insufficient evidence to establish that Alice Huang had committed any offenses.
However, they cited her providing inaccurate information to the police and downplaying her role in Megaspeed, a cloud computing firm, as reasons for her ban. Alice Huang, currently living in Beijing, could not be reached for comment. The ministry emphasized that it would not tolerate companies or individuals misusing Singapore's business environment and would cooperate with foreign authorities as needed.
Singapore police were investigating Megaspeed for suspected breaches of domestic laws in October 2025, following a U.S. senator's request for an investigation into potential fraud involving Nvidia chips. Megaspeed had previously stated that it takes compliance with U.S. export control laws very seriously and has cooperated with U.S. inspections.
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