Jensen Huang with Alice Huang (File Image)
\n\nSingapore's government on Thursday accused the United States of providing limited assistance in its probe into Alice Huang, a businesswoman linked to an alleged espionage plot that has brought former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang under scrutiny. Notably, Singapore's Home Affairs Ministry said authorities had seized Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang's passport in 2025 as part of an investigation into her activities, Reuters reported.
\n\nThe ministry said Alice Huang, who was then the CEO of Singapore-based Nvidia customer Megaspeed, was present when the US Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) conducted a shipment verification check at the company in June 2025.
\n\nSingapore first became aware of Washington's interest in Megaspeed and Alice Huang during that visit, the ministry said. Police questioned the businesswoman and confiscated her passport on the same day.
\n\nThe ministry clarified that the investigation into Alice Huang was not related to espionage. Instead, she was being investigated over suspected involvement in potential offences in Singapore, given her position as Megaspeed's then-CEO, chairperson and one of the company's key controllers.
\n\nThe investigation began in February 2025, when Singapore launched a separate probe into several companies, including cloud computing firm Megaspeed, over…
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