Megaspeed starts an investigation and tells that Alice Huang left

Megaspeed supplies cloud computing power from Nvidia GPUs. Media and governments checked if GPUs went to customers in China.

Megaspeed, a cloud company in Singapore, told CNBC on Sunday that Alice Huang left the company on 30 August 2025. Alice Huang has no role there at this time. The company also started an internal investigation of media reports on its business and supply chain. Megaspeed supplies computing power from Nvidia GPUs, which are processors that calculate many numbers at the same time.

What Megaspeed told

Megaspeed selected external legal counsel for a full internal investigation. It tells that its controls obey all laws, and the export control rules of the United States. It will tell its stakeholders more when this is correct.

The proof

Megaspeed gave no documents, test results or numbers. The only date it gave is the date Alice Huang left. It did not comment on Alice Huang.

What is not known

The New York Times reports that officials in the United States believe Alice Huang is a Chinese intelligence asset. This claim is not confirmed. Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia chief on 12 November. It is not known when the investigation will report.

Insight: A firm under scrutiny checks itself

Megaspeed tells that Alice Huang left on 30 August 2025. The New York Times reported in October 2025 that the US Commerce Department investigation of Megaspeed went to the US Justice Department. This came after the general counsel of Nvidia put a question about it. Megaspeed selects its lawyers to check its supply chain, which reads as a move to shape the story first. Look for the next step by the Justice Department.