Megaspeed Pledges Nvidia Probe Cooperation
Megaspeed pledges to cooperate with the U.S. investigation into the Nvidia scandal.
November 12, 2026 · Updated 5:42am ET
Boston GlobeMegaspeed, firm central to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s scandal, pledges to cooperate with US probe
FortuneHow Megaspeed built a network in Singapore and Malaysia to move $7.5 billion of Nvidia chips to Chinese companies
Breitbart NewsAsian shares mostly slip as Nvidia's troubles weigh on AI stocks, despite a rally on Wall St
HuffPostCompany At The Heart Of Nvidia Spy Affair Scandal Says It Cooperated With U.S. Inspections
Associated PressWorld shares are mixed as Nvidia's troubles weigh on AI stocks
ABC NewsAsian shares slip as Nvidia's troubles weigh on AI stocks, despite a rally on Wall St
CNBCWhat we know so far about Nvidia partner Megaspeed’s Asia footprint
NBC NewsMegaspeed, chip firm at center of Nvidia scandal, pledges to cooperate with U.S. investigation
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What happened
- Singapore-based data center company Megaspeed pledged Thursday to cooperate with U.S. investigations into potential national security risks involving Nvidia.
- Megaspeed said it had cooperated with Commerce Department inspections and was ready to work with other relevant U.S. authorities.
- The company said it hired an American law firm to count its graphics processing units and independently check its compliance with U.S. export controls.
- U.S. authorities are investigating whether Megaspeed illegally shipped American-made chips to China.
- Nvidia’s own investigation remains open, and its board has not announced a decision on CEO Jensen Huang
Jensen HuangAmerican entrepreneur and businessman; co-founder and CEO of Nvidia’s future.
How the left told it
Left-leaning outlets emphasized Megaspeed’s cooperation pledge amid scrutiny over export controls and national security. HuffPost highlighted the company’s statement that it had cooperated with U.S. inspections, while The Boston Globe led with its promise to cooperate with investigations into “potential risks to U.S. national security.”
How the right told it
Right-leaning outlets were represented only by Breitbart News, which focused on the scandal’s market impact. Its AP report said concerns over Nvidia’s leadership weighed on artificial intelligence-related stocks, highlighting an 8.6% after-hours drop in Nvidia shares and declines across Asian markets.
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