US intelligence services have identified Alice Huang, a former senior executive at Singapore-headquartered cloud provider Megaspeed, as a Chinese intelligence asset who cultivated a close relationship with NVIDIA (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang, according to findings cited in a New York Times investigation.

The findings were first published by COINOTAG on October 29, 2026, in connection with a probe tied to $4.8 billion in chips.

NVIDIA, which Jensen Huang co-founded in 1993, is the world's leading designer of the advanced processors used to train and run artificial intelligence systems, and its chips sit at the center of the technology competition between Washington and Beijing. Since late 2022, the US government has imposed successive export controls restricting the sale of NVIDIA's most advanced AI chips to China, and US enforcement efforts have increasingly focused on whether restricted hardware reaches Chinese buyers through intermediaries in third countries. Singapore, a major global hub for semiconductor trade and logistics, has been a recurring focus of that scrutiny.

Against that backdrop, the intelligence identification reaches beyond hardware channels into the personal network surrounding NVIDIA's chief executive — the co-founder of the company whose most advanced chips are the very products the controls restrict. The $4.8 billion in chips tied to the probe offers a measure of the commercial scale involved in an enforcement landscape that has intensified since late 2022.

This content was first published on COINOTAG: https://en.coinotag.com/nvidia-ceo-tied-to-chinese-intelligence-asset