Megaspeed’s shadowy global footprint linked to Nvidia chief’s downfall

The Guardian reported that Megaspeed International, a cloud‑computing firm registered in Singapore, is at the centre of a scandal involving Nvidia chief Jensen Huang. The company’s former director, Alice Huang, has been accused of acting as a Chinese spy. Investigators have traced the firm’s public presence to a lottery retailer in rural Australia, a dilapidated storefront in Kuala Lumpur and a near‑empty office in Singapore, while its corporate filings list affiliates across the United States, Asia and Australia. Employees at the Singapore office told the newspaper they knew nothing about the cloud‑computing business that is alleged to be tied to the espionage case. The Guardian said the disparate locations create a puzzling corporate picture, raising questions about the true nature and operations of Megaspeed.

Why it matters

The allegations connect a seemingly obscure firm to a high‑profile tech executive, highlighting potential security risks in global tech supply chains.

Key details

Location

Singapore · Asia

Reported by

The Guardian

First reported

13 Nov 2026, 12:37 IST

Key names

Australia, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, Megaspeed International, Megaspeed

Section

Technology

Sources

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• The GuardianA baffling trail from Australia to Singapore: what is Megaspeed, the company implicated in downfall of Nvidia’s Jensen Huang? 13 Nov, 12:37

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