Nvidia disputes spying concerns involving an executive at customer Megaspeed
Nvidia disputed a New York Times report that U.S. intelligence agencies surveilled Alice Huang, an executive associated with Singapore-based cloud provider Megaspeed International, citing concerns that she could be spying for China. The surveillance account relied on unnamed sources. Nvidia said Megaspeed was a regional cloud customer, Huang’s interactions with CEO Jensen Huang were normal, and customers could not access Nvidia’s commercial or national-security information. Nvidia also said allegations that regional cloud providers diverted restricted AI chips to China were investigated in 2025 and debunked.
The dispute concerns Nvidia’s customer relationships and the export controls governing AI-chip distribution. The surveillance claims rely on unnamed sources, while Nvidia’s denials and account of its investigation were not independently verified in the supplied reports.
根據CNBC的報導，一篇由紐約時報引述知情人士的文章指出，與GPU大廠輝達（Nvidia）執行長黃仁勳往來密切的客戶高層，被懷疑她是中國情報人員。對此，輝達發言人出面強烈駁斥紐約時報的報導，並表示公司客戶絕無法接觸到商業機密或國家安全資訊。
紐約時報引述知情人士的報導表示，一名姓名為Alice Huang 的中國女子，與總部位於新加坡的雲端服務商 Megaspeed 有所關聯，並與黃仁勳在各種場合互動密切，該名女子甚至曾經出現在2026年6月在台北舉辦的國際電腦展，黃仁勳的私下宴會場合中。美國情報機構擔在監控後擔心該名女子是中國間諜，企圖從輝達及黃仁勳處獲取情報，並對黃仁勳能接觸到美國總統川普（Donald Trump）表達疑慮。
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