A May 2025 dinner in Taipei has emerged as a significant episode in the Jensen Huang-Alice Huang controversy. His daughter Madison and her then-fiancé were reportedly among those at the gathering.
BY PC Bureau
November 15, 2026
Fresh photographs and video footage of former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang have brought a new dimension to the controversy surrounding their relationship. One particularly striking detail: Huang’s daughter Madison was reportedly present at a Taipei dinner where her father and Alice were seen embracing, and even photographed the pair.
The images and footage, reported by Taiwanese media and highlighted by international publications, date back to May 22, 2025, when Jensen and Alice attended a dinner at the upscale Sanliu Shifu restaurant in Taipei during the Computex technology exhibition.
According to Taiwanese broadcaster TVBS, Madison Huang, 35, was among those present, along with her then-fiancé Nico Caprez. Madison reportedly took a phone from Caprez and photographed her father and Alice during the gathering.
Video footage showed Jensen and Alice sitting close together with their arms around each other. At one point, Alice leaned towards the former Nvidia chief and kissed him on the cheek. After the dinner, the two reportedly left the restaurant together in the same vehicle.
The revelations have renewed attention on the relationship between Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman and former senior executive at Singapore-based data-centre company Megaspeed.
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NEW PHOTOS show Alice Huang EMBRACING Jensen Huang
Her HAND on his SHOULDER, his near her WAIST, SMILING face to face https://t.co/MC7bvrIkHb— RT (@RT_com) November 14, 2026
Photographs Trace Relationship Back To 2023
The Taipei dinner was not an isolated encounter. Photographs and other material published by international media trace the pair’s association to at least December 2023, when they were reportedly spotted together at a restaurant in Singapore.
Other images show them together at technology events and social gatherings, including Computex in Taipei in June 2024 and an event in California in March 2025.
Reuters has reported on the photographs documenting their association across several locations. The images have gained renewed significance following Jensen Huang’s public admission that he had been unfaithful to his wife, Lori Huang.
Madison is a senior director in Nvidia’s robotics-related product marketing division. Her then-fiancé, Nico Caprez, a former Swiss alpine ski racer, works at Nvidia as vice president of global AI infrastructure growth.
It remains unclear what Madison knew about the nature of her father’s relationship with Alice at the time of the Taipei dinner.
Jensen Huang Admitted Infidelity In Message To Nvidia Employees
On November 8, Huang sent an emotional message to Nvidia employees acknowledging that he had been unfaithful to his wife.
“I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry,” he wrote.
He accepted responsibility for the damage caused to his family and said he hoped to rebuild their trust.
Although Huang did not identify the woman involved in his message, media reports have linked his admission to Alice Huang.
In the same communication, he addressed national-security concerns raised by reports about his association with Alice, saying Nvidia’s board had initiated an independent investigation and that he would cooperate fully.
Alleged Chinese Intelligence Links Trigger Security Concerns
The controversy extends beyond Huang’s personal life.
US intelligence officials reportedly assessed that Alice Huang had links to Chinese intelligence services and had targeted the Nvidia chief executive. These allegations have raised questions about possible national-security implications given Nvidia’s central role in the global artificial intelligence industry.
Alice previously held a senior position at Megaspeed, a Singapore-based data-centre company that has been associated with Nvidia’s computing-power cloud business in the Asia-Pacific region.
Questions have also emerged over Megaspeed’s substantial purchases of Nvidia chips and its access to advanced computing hardware amid US restrictions on exports to China.
Nvidia has said it had no reason to believe that national security or company secrets had been compromised. Its board has nevertheless launched an independent investigation into the reported foreign intelligence concerns.
The same day this video went viral, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang confessed to his entire company: “I was unfaithful to my wife.” Four days later he was gone:
The video was reportedly filmed in May 2025, in a Taipei restaurant. Huang puts his arm around a woman’s waist and kisses her on the cheek. Standing next to them, taking the photos, is his daughter Madison, a senior director at Nvidia. Taiwanese media say her fiancé was at the table too.
The woman is Alice Huang, a former executive at Megaspeed, a data center company in Singapore. According to reports, US intelligence suspected she was working for China. China denies it. She hasn’t been charged with anything.
On November 8 the New York Times published its investigation. The video surfaced the same day. And the same day Huang wrote to his employees: “I owe my family and all of you an apology.” He said he was “fully committed to NVIDIA.”
Nvidia’s board opened an independent investigation.
Then the Times reported a second affair, this time with an Nvidia executive who reported directly to him.
On November 12, Nvidia told the SEC that Huang had resigned as CEO, president and board member, effective immediately. No reason was given.
Shares fell more than 10% before the market opened.
He co-founded Nvidia in a Denny’s booth in 1993 and ran it for 33 years. It took four days and one restaurant video to lose it.
What did his family know?
— Vosss (@0xvosss) November 12, 2026
Huang Resigns As Nvidia CEO
The controversy took a dramatic turn on November 12, when Nvidia announced that Huang had resigned as president, chief executive officer and board member, effective immediately.
Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress was appointed interim CEO while the board begins the search for a permanent successor.
Huang’s departure came just four days after his public admission of infidelity and the announcement of the board investigation.
The photographs from Taipei have therefore acquired significance beyond their personal dimension. They have become part of a wider controversy involving the leadership of one of the world’s most powerful technology companies, its business relationships in Asia and questions about possible foreign intelligence targeting.
Alice Huang has not issued a public statement addressing the allegations.
