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Alice Huang barred from entering country, misled probe into Megaspeed: Singapore

By · Via Times of India · Published by Everything Blog

In short

The Singapore Police Force and Singapore Customs originally launched a probe in February 2025 into Megaspeed over suspected false declarations regarding server purchases. While authorities determined by February 2026 that there was insufficient evidence to charge Alice Huang directly over the inaccurate declarations, they issued a stern warning and blacklisted her from the country for misleading investigators. The inquiry into Megaspeed continues alongside scrutiny into roughly 50,000 Nvidia chips that went missing during an audit.

Key points

  • Alice Huang was barred from Singapore for attempting to downplay her role in Megaspeed ra…: Alice Huang was barred from Singapore for attempting to downplay her role in Megaspeed rather than for direct declaration offences.
  • Megaspeed faces serious allegations of violating United States export restrictions by ill…: Megaspeed faces serious allegations of violating United States export restrictions by illicitly funneling high-end microchips into China.
  • Alice Huang and her husband, Kang Weigh, actively leveraged personal connections with Nvi…: Alice Huang and her husband, Kang Weigh, actively leveraged personal connections with Nvidia chief Jensen Huang to advance Chinese business dealings.

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Alice Huang, the Chinese businesswoman linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, has been issued a stern warning over the ongoing Megaspeed probe and is barred from re-entering Singapore. The country's authorities found that she had provided inaccurate information during investigations into data centre company Megaspeed.

Singapore's ministry of home affairs (MHA) said that the Singapore Police Force (SPF) assessed that Alice had attempted to mislead investigators to downplay her role in Megaspeed.

The development comes amid an ongoing investigation into suspected false declarations involving the purchase of servers and other related offences. The SPF and Singapore Customs launched separate investigations into Megaspeed and others in February 2025.

Alice's passport was impounded in June 2025 to ensure her availability for questioning as part of the probe. However, by February 2026, investigators did not have sufficient evidence to establish that she had committed any offences connected to the possible inaccurate declarations being examined in the Megaspeed case.

The SPF returned her passport on February 26, 2026, and she left Singapore on the same day.

The MHA said that investigations into Megaspeed and…

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