The alleged Chinese spy who had a “close relationship”with Nvidia boss Jensen Huang has been linked to a résumé boasting jobs at top TV networks and global banks.
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Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, cultivated a close relationship with the chip tycoon while passing information to the Chinese Communist Party, US intelligence officials claim, according to a New York Times report.
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An online profile lists a remarkable career spanning Chinese television, HSBC bank, CITIC Securities and then a lucrative Shanghai investment fund.
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Perhaps it’s a little too remarkable.
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“I have not heard of her,” an executive at Hunan TV, who asked not to be named, told the Post.
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“If someone really worked for Hunan TV as a reporter, you could easily see their names or profiles on the company website.”
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The Post could find no reporting profile under Huang Le’s name on Hunan TV’s website, or on that of CCTV, China’s state broadcaster.
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Huang Le is, by all accounts, a successful businesswoman and is not officially accused of wrongdoing.
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She is also not related to the Nvidia boss and although the Times report described them as having a “close relationship” it admitted it could not establish how close.
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“Jensen’s interactions with Ms. Huang are not unusual or unexpected,” an Nvidia spokesperson told The Post.
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“Meetings with customers are part of a CEO’s job; Jensen talks with thousands of customer executives every year.”
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Huang Le helped run Megaspeed, a little-known Singapore chip firm whose Malaysian sister company bought at least $4.8 billion in Nvidia equipment between June 2024 and February 2026, according to the Times.
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Before that her résumé shows offers a glimpse into a startling business career.
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On Simuwang, a Chinese private-fund database, a smiling woman in a red dress who matches the person in the pictures with Jensen is identified as “Huang Le, fund manager” and an executive director of Shanghai Hexi Investment Management.
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Her profile lists four years in media and eight in securities, with jobs as a reporter for Hunan TV and CCTV, assistant to the president of HSBC’s private-banking division and a vice president in CITIC Securities’ securities business.
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Neither HSBC nor CITIC Securities responded to The Post’s requests for comment.
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Megaspeed was originally the Singaporean arm of 7Road, a Chinese online game company partly owned by China’s central and local governments.
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Huang Le’s Shanghai Hexi fund had invested in 7Road, it was reported last year.
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Hexi did not respond to interview requests from the Post.
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Megaspeed has received multimillion-dollar shipments of Nvidia’s most advanced chips as it is not a Chinese company.
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However, the firm controversially rents out computing power to Alibaba and other Chinese companies, according to various reports.
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It imported about 136,000 Nvidia GPUs through November 2025, though Nvidia’s own inspectors found only a few thousand of its newest chips at its data center, Bloomberg reported, leaving questions about where the rest went.
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The Commerce Department probed whether Megaspeed helped smuggle chips into China and handed its results to the Justice Department this year.
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Singaporean authorities brought Huang Le in for questioning in 2025, but released her without charge.
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“China opposes vilifying Chinese citizens by peddling the so-called ‘Chinese spy’ narrative,” Chinese Embassy spokesperson Liu Chang told The Post.
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Megaspeed told the Times it had hired outside lawyers to investigate.
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It did not respond to the Post, and Huang Le could not be reached.
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In the meantime, China’s censorship machine has already swung into gear.
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China’s top AI chatbot, DeepSeek, refuses to answer questions about Huang Le.
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chatbot → refuse → Le
Asked by the Post to confirm the Hexi fund manager was the Megaspeed executive, it replied: “Sorry, that’s beyond my current scope.
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Let’s talk about something else.”
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DeepSeek dodged 85% of prompts on sensitive China topics in a test last year, TechCrunch reported.
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