美方调查中国间谍针对英伟达 CEO 的活动
US investigated Chinese spy plot aimed at Nvidia CEO
据《纽约时报》援引匿名消息人士报道，被指非法向中国出售英伟达芯片的新加坡 AI 云公司 Megaspeed 的一名高管 Alice Huang（黄乐）可能同时是中国间谍，美国情报机构已对她监视约一年，关注她与英伟达 CEO 黄仁勋的密切关系是否被用于获取英伟达对华出货计划的信息。英伟达发言人向 TechCrunch 否认这一说法，称黄仁勋与该高管的往来与其他区域客户无异，区域云客户只获得普通商业信息，不涉及敏感商业机密或国家安全信息。2025 年《纽约时报》曾报道美国商务部就 Megaspeed 帮助中国企业规避 AI 芯片出口管制展开调查。
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A top executive of a Singapore AI cloud firm that was accused of illegally selling Nvidia chips to China could also have been a Chinese spy, anonymous sources told the New York Times .
The executive, Alice Huang (or Huang Le), worked for Megaspeed and was photographed as one of multiple people hanging out with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang during various business dinners in the Singapore region. U.S. intelligence agencies had been surveilling Alice Huang to learn more about her ties with China for about a year, the Times reports.
The concern, sources said, was that Alice Huang had grown so close to Jensen Huang that she could have been gathering information about Nvidia’s plans and the CEO’s efforts to convince the Trump administration to allow it to ship more advanced technology to China.
But an Nvidia spokesperson denied this, telling TechCrunch that the CEO’s relationship with the Megaspeed executive was the same as with any other regional customer.
“Jensen’s interactions with Ms. Huang are not unusual or unexpected. Meetings with customers are part of a C.E.O.’s job; Jensen talks with thousands of customer executives every year,” the spokesperson said in an emailed statement. The company also said, “Our regional cloud customers receive ordinary business information — not sensitive NVIDIA trade secrets — and zero information relevant to national security.”
In 2025, the Times reported that the Commerce Department had investigated Megaspeed over concerns that it was helping Chinese companies sidestep AI chip export regulations by reselling restricted chips to them. Alice Huang was said to be a top executive for the firm at the time.