What we know so far about Nvidia partner Megaspeed’s Asia footprint

The logo of data center company Megaspeed International is pictured at its office in the Ocean Financial Centre in Singapore on November 10, 2026.

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Megaspeed International, a Singapore-based cloud computing firm that operates data centers across Southeast Asia, is facing renewed scrutiny over suspicions that it facilitated billions of dollars of restricted Nvidia chips to China — and its de facto leader's close relationship with the chipmaker's CEO Jensen Huang.

Alice Huang, also known by her Chinese name Huang Le, was identified in U.S. intelligence as having been recruited by China's Ministry of State Security to gather information on Jensen, according to people briefed on the intelligence cited by The New York Times.

The Information reported that her relationship with Jensen helped facilitate at least $7.5 billion in Nvidia chip shipments to Chinese firms, according to two people who know her as cited by the publication. CNBC could not independently verify the report.

Bloomberg also reported that she has returned to Beijing with the knowledge of Chinese security officials.

The case has drawn scrutiny from Washington as Jensen Huang has cultivated ties with President Donald Trump and advocated for relaxed chip export controls to China.

Nvidia's board has opened an investigation into whether the CEO was targeted by a foreign intelligence operation. The company has said it has no reason to believe that U.S. national security or Nvidia confidential information had been compromised.

Megaspeed lists Singapore as its main office location and has subsidiaries across Southeast Asia. Here's what we know about its presence in the region.

Singapore entity

Megaspeed was incorporated in 2015 as 7Road International and says it operates in Singapore and Indonesia. Its office in Collyer Quay showed no signs of activity when visited by local media in October 2025.