Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan restrict former Megaspeed director amid Nvidia probe
Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan authorities restricted former Megaspeed International director Alice Huang on 13 November, and investigators said they were still seeking clarity on the company's alleged connections to Chinese intelligence and the resignation of Nvidia chief Jensen Huang. The restrictions followed a year-long probe by Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs that, on 12 November, issued Huang a stern warning and barred her from re-entering the country after police found she had provided inaccurate information, though no offence could be proven. Earlier, Malaysia's trade ministry opened a review of whether AI chips imported by Megaspeed's Malaysian subsidiary were re-exported in breach of export-control rules, and corporate records linked the firm to Alibaba-owned Apex Enterprise Solutions, which provided security over assets pledged by the subsidiary, a link highlighted in a U.
S. short-seller report tied to the Nvidia AI chip export investigation.
