Alice Huang, the Chinese businesswoman linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, has been issued a stern warning over the ongoing Megaspeed probe and is barred from re-entering Singapore. The country’s authorities found that she had provided inaccurate information during investigations into data centre company Megaspeed.Singapore’s ministry of home affairs (MHA) said that the Singapore Police Force (SPF) assessed that Alice had attempted to mislead investigators to downplay her role in Megaspeed.The development comes amid an ongoing investigation into suspected false declarations involving the purchase of servers and other related offences. The SPF and Singapore Customs launched separate investigations into Megaspeed and others in February 2025.Alice’s passport was impounded in June 2025 to ensure her availability for questioning as part of the probe. However, by February 2026, investigators did not have sufficient evidence to establish that she had committed any offences connected to the possible inaccurate declarations being examined in the Megaspeed case.The SPF returned her passport on February 26, 2026, and she left Singapore on the same day.The MHA said that investigations into Megaspeed and six other individuals remain underway. None of the six individuals has been in Singapore since the probe began in February 2025.Alice’s name came into focus following reports of her alleged relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who has admitted to having an affair with her.According to The Information, Alice was introduced to Jensen through her husband, corporate investor Kang Weigh, around a decade before reports of the alleged relationship emerged.Kang reportedly had business dealings with Jensen during the 2010s while acquiring Chinese video game companies. Chinese media reports have suggested that the couple used their association with the Nvidia CEO to secure business opportunities. Social media posts also claimed that Kang would refer to his wife’s relationship with Jensen while dealing with clients.Alice reportedly shared photographs with Jensen on her WeChat account, and her proximity to the Nvidia CEO was allegedly a major factor in her business dealings in China.Her more recent dealings with Jensen reportedly involved Megaspeed, a Singapore-based data centre company that conducted billions of dollars in business with Nvidia. The company has faced allegations of smuggling high-end chips to China in violation of US export restrictions, with around 50,000 chips reportedly unaccounted for during an audit.
