Super Micro, run by Jensen Huang’s friend, says Megaspeed was ‘never’ its customer
The hardware maker also pushed back on authorities in Singapore, who claimed the company had offered “limited” cooperation.
Super Micro Computer asserts that Megaspeed, the Singapore company implicated in the spy scandal that led to the resignation of Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang, has never been a customer of theirs. The company made this claim following inquiries from Singapore authorities, who have opened investigations into Megaspeed and Alice Huang, a former top executive at Megaspeed with alleged ties to China.
Super Micro stated they have cooperated fully with U.S. and Taiwanese officials, providing information and engaging with all requests. The scandal has raised questions about potential connections between Supermicro, Megaspeed, and Nvidia, whose business dealings are under scrutiny.
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