Megaspeed Says Alice Huang Left
Megaspeed says Alice Huang left in 2025 as it investigates reports about its business.
November 15, 2026 · Updated 10:57am ET
CNNJensen Huang resigned in disgrace from Nvidia. Many in Silicon Valley are still showering him in support
CBS NewsMegaspeed says Alice Huang left company in 2025, denies wrongdoing amid Nvidia scandal
Daily MailSuspect Chinese spy mistress of Nvidia boss left her company last year
The VergeAn overview of Jensen Huang’s messy days
ABC NewsMegaspeed says Alice Huang left in 2025, company conducts probe over Nvidia fallout
New York PostJensen Huang resigns: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 16, 2026
Associated PressMegaspeed says Alice Huang left in 2025 as company conducts internal probe over Nvidia fallout
Breitbart News'Piece of Sh*t': Nvidia Founder Jensen Huang Was Beating Himself Up in Final Days as CEO
BBC NewsSuspected China spy linked to Nvidia's ex-boss left in 2025, Megaspeed says
CNBCMegaspeed says Alice Huang left in 2025 as it launches internal probe into reports about its business
Business InsiderIs Nvidia cooked without Jensen Huang?
FortuneBodyguards aren't enough: After Jensen Huang's exit, CEOs need counterintelligence training
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Left · 2
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Center · 7
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Right · 4
Pano counted 13 articles from 12 outlets: 15% left-leaning, 54% center and 31% right-leaning. Pano rates the coverage Balanced.
What happened
- Megaspeed said Sunday that former executive Alice Huang left the company on Aug. 30, 2025, and currently has no role there.
- The Singapore-based Nvidia customer and cloud partner faces scrutiny from U.S. authorities over allegations it routed advanced chips to Chinese companies despite U.S. export restrictions.
- U.S. intelligence officials suspect Alice Huang, who was linked romantically to former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, is a Chinese intelligence asset, an allegation China denies.
- Megaspeed said it conducts “legitimate and lawful business” and called claims about its operations unsupported by verifiable evidence, without addressing specific allegations.
- The company said outside lawyers are conducting an internal investigation into its business, supply chain and global operations, leaving the chip-transfer allegations unresolved.
How the left told it
Left-leaning outlets focused on the fallout from Jensen Huang’s departure and his central role at Nvidia. CNN highlighted Silicon Valley’s continuing support, quoting engineer Fei Peng saying his exit “has killed NVIDIA’s soul.” The Verge emphasized the suspected spy plot and the risks of concentrating influence over the AI industry in one person.
How the right told it
Right-leaning outlets emphasized the affair’s suspected Chinese intelligence links and the resulting scrutiny. The Daily Mail foregrounded Alice Huang’s departure and alleged chip-export violations. Breitbart paired a straight report on Megaspeed’s investigation with an account of Jensen Huang’s downfall; New York Post reader letters included calls for Congress to investigate intelligence officials’ handling.
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