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Singapore-based MegaSpeed has rejected suggestions that Alice Huang served as its chief executive. The company said Huang officially left on August 30, 2025, and currently has no role at the firm.
“Ms. Alice Huang officially left MegaSpeed effective August 30, 2025 and currently has no role with the Company,” MegaSpeed said in an emailed statement shared with CNBC. The company added that it does not comment on Huang’s personal and private matters.
The clarification came after reports linked Huang, a former MegaSpeed executive, to NVIDIA founder Jensen Huang. The reports triggered renewed scrutiny of MegaSpeed’s operations and supply chain.
Media reports have connected Alice Huang to Jensen Huang amid disclosures about his personal life. Huang reportedly acknowledged infidelity and resigned as NVIDIA CEO on November 12 amid the fallout.
The Times of India report also cited The New York Times, which said US intelligence officials believe Alice Huang is a Chinese intelligence asset. Other reports raised concerns about alleged stakes in Chinese businesses that may have benefited Huawei.
These claims remain allegations in published reporting. MegaSpeed did not address Huang’s personal life and focused its public response on her employment status and the company’s compliance practices.
MegaSpeed said it has launched an internal investigation into media reports about its business, supply chain, and global operations. The company has hired external legal counsel to conduct the review. The firm said the reports are not supported by verifiable evidence. It also said it would examine the coverage and communicate further with stakeholders when appropriate.
MegaSpeed said its operational and supply-chain control frameworks comply with applicable laws and regulatory requirements. The company specifically cited US export-control rules and local regulations in every market where it operates. MegaSpeed’s latest statement aims to separate the company’s compliance record from the personal allegations surrounding Alice Huang.
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