Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, has not responded to media inquiries amid allegations that she was a Chinese intelligence asset. Reports suggest she may be in China, but her current location remains unconfirmed.
BY PC Bureau
November 10: The whereabouts of Alice Huang, the Chinese businesswoman whose alleged relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has become the focus of an espionage controversy, remained unclear on Tuesday, according to multiple media reports.
Alice, also known by her Chinese name Huang Le, is reportedly around 42. She has not responded to requests for comment. Her WeChat and email accounts have reportedly been deleted, and she is no longer associated with her former position at Singapore-based cloud computing company Megaspeed International.
Two people who were in touch with her earlier this year told The Wall Street Journal that Alice was in China at the time. Reuters, meanwhile, said it had been unable to locate her for comment. Speculation in Chinese and international media suggests she may still be in the country, but this has not been independently verified.
A report by The New York Times last month said US authorities had assessed that Alice was a Chinese intelligence asset who developed a close relationship with Jensen Huang while gathering information for Beijing. China has rejected the allegations.
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This is how Alice Huang, her sister and husband, Century Litong and Megaspeed are linked to Nvidia. https://t.co/sykBL1awbw
— Jing Yang (@jingyanghk) November 10, 2026
Jensen Huang acknowledged in a memo to Nvidia employees on Sunday that he had been unfaithful to his wife, but did not identify the woman involved. Nvidia’s board has since ordered an independent investigation into reports that its CEO may have been targeted in a foreign intelligence operation.
Alice’s professional background includes work in China’s finance sector and television journalism. She later became the controlling shareholder of Megaspeed, which was a major purchaser of Nvidia’s AI equipment. Corporate records show that she registered two new companies in Hong Kong earlier this year. She reportedly holds permanent residency in Hong Kong and is originally from Hunan province.
No public charges have been brought against Alice. Singapore authorities have also said they have not investigated her in connection with the espionage allegations.
