Megaspeed says Alice Huang left in 2025 as it launches internal probe into reports about its business

Singapore-based cloud computing company Megaspeed has issued a statement denying claims regarding its supply chain practices, asserting that the firm conducts legitimate and lawful business. According to SCMP Business, the company has hired external legal counsel to investigate media reports concerning its business and supply chain. Megaspeed has also distanced itself from former executive Alice Huang.

The company has faced scrutiny following reports linking Nvidia's Jensen Huang to Huang, as noted by CNBC World and CNBC. Fortune reports that Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs stated the Singapore Police Force and Customs have opened investigations into both Megaspeed and Huang, whom some authorities believe was acting as a spy for China. The ministry also noted that Huang had an affair with Jensen Huang.

In response to inquiries, a spokesperson for Super Micro Computer told Fortune that Megaspeed has never been one of its customers. While Supermicro stated it has been responsive to inquiries and is cooperating with U.S., Taiwanese, and Singaporean officials, Singapore authorities reported receiving only "limited cooperation" from the company. The ministry stated this matter was raised with U.S. authorities on July 7, 2025, and subsequently with the FBI and the Department of Justice.

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