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Jensen Huang’s Mistress Allegedly Helped Move More Than $7 Billion In Nvidia Chips To China

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Kresak, D. (2026, November 11). Jensen Huang’s Mistress Allegedly Helped Move More Than $7 Billion In Nvidia Chips To China. The Daily Caller. https://dailycaller.com/2026/11/11/jensen-huang-affair-chinese-spy-nvidia-chips

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Alice Huang, former CEO of Megaspeed and alleged Chinese spy, is accused of using her relationship with Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, to facilitate the transfer of over $7.5 billion worth of restricted Nvidia AI chips to China since 2023. According to reports, Huang personally intervened in supply chain issues to ensure banned chips reached their destination despite U.S. export controls. Nvidia has acknowledged internal measures that identified and reported suspected violations leading to federal prosecutions but maintains its compliance with export control rules.
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China Chinese Megaspeed Nvidia U.S.

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Nvidia ORG · 10× Megaspeed ORG · 5× Chinese NORP · 4× Jensen Huang PERSON · 4× Axios ORG · 3× China GPE · 3× U.S. GPE · 3× Alice Huang PERSON · 2× Tom’s Hardware ORG · 2× the Commerce Department’s ORG · 2×

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“We sell our data-center GPUs primarily to well-known partners, including original equipment manufacturers, system builders, integrators, and original design manufacturers, who work with us to ensure that all sales comply with U.S. export control rules,” an Nvidia spokesperson told the Daily Caller News Foundation.
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“While the Board has no reason to believe that either national security or Nvidia secrets were compromised, the Board’s inquiry will examine all available information,” Nvidia’s Board of Directors said in a Sunday press release.

Claims (23 extracted, 2 hedged)

The alleged Chinese spy having an affair with Jensen Huang helped funnel billions of dollars in restricted American AI chips to her home country, a report found. asserted
report → have → country
Alice Huang, the former CEO of Singaporean tech company Megaspeed, used her ties to the Nvidia CEO and the company’s distributors to help move at least $7.5 billion worth of Nvidia chips to Chinese tech firms since 2023, the Information reported Tuesday. asserted
Information → use → 2023
This follows Jensen Huang confessing to his affair with the suspected Chinese spy on Sunday. asserted
Huang → follow → Sunday
The former Megaspeed executive, who has no familial relation to Jensen Huang, was able to acquire export-restricted Nvidia chips through their romantic relationship, Tom’s Hardware reported. asserted
Hardware → have → relationship
It is further alleged that she personally intervene to ensure banned chips made it through the supply chain when issues arose. asserted
issues → allege → chain
Alice Huang assisted in the shipment of roughly 240,000 H100 and H200 Nvidia chips that were restricted from entering China due to the Commerce Department’s export controls, according to Reuters.(RELATED: OpenAI Bit Its Tongue On China Chips To Keep Nvidia Happy, Report Finds) She posted photos with Jensen, sent their photos to customers and bragged about their relationship, Tom’s Hardware reported. uncertain
Hardware → assist → relationship
“We sell our data-center GPUs primarily to well-known partners, including original equipment manufacturers, system builders, integrators, and original design manufacturers, who work with us to ensure that all sales comply with U.S. export control rules,” an Nvidia spokesperson told the Daily Caller News Foundation. asserted
spokesperson → sell → Foundation
The company applies this standard to every transaction, the spokesperson said. asserted
spokesperson → apply → transaction
“Our due diligence has helped identify suspected attempts to circumvent U.S. export controls, leading to federal prosecutions. asserted
diligence → help → prosecutions
Our work with law enforcement has led to prosecutions,” the spokesperson added. asserted
spokesperson → lead → prosecutions
Megaspeed faced allegations of funneling around $2 billion in Nvidia AI chips to China in 2025, according to the New York Times. uncertain
Megaspeed → face → Times
The company called its alleged chip smuggling “misleading information,” CBS News reported. asserted
News → call → smuggling
“The potential for extortion is so tremendous that something as sensitive as Nvidia chips, I just think he’s got to go,” Republican North Carolina Sen. Kevin Cramer told Politico Tuesday, Reuters reported. asserted
Reuters → think → chips
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pressed Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick in a Thursday White House Situation Room meeting about why Megaspeed is not on the department’s entity list, Axios reported. asserted
Axios → press → list
“How come Megaspeed isn’t on the entities list?” Bessent asked Lutnick, Axios reported. asserted
Axios → come → Lutnick
The Commerce Department’s entity list includes companies that are blacklisted from trade with the U.S. due to national security concerns. asserted
that → include → concerns
The Commerce Department did not immediately respond to the DCNF’s request for comment. asserted
Department → respond → comment
“While the Board has no reason to believe that either national security or Nvidia secrets were compromised, the Board’s inquiry will examine all available information,” Nvidia’s Board of Directors said in a Sunday press release. asserted
Board → have → release
Jensen Huang confessed to the affair in a Sunday company email. asserted
Huang → confess → email
My actions hurt her and our children. asserted
actions → hurt → her
There is no excuse for what I did. asserted
I → be → what
I am deeply sorry,” Huang said, Axios reported. asserted
Axios → say → ?
President Donald Trump was “amazed” by allegations and said “Jensen totally denies” that his lover was an alleged Chinese spy, CNBC reported. asserted
CNBC → amaze → allegations
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