According to the WSJ, Singaporean authorities opened their own probe into Megaspeed, and even reportedly questioned Alice Huang directly. However, an official response from the country told the WSJ that it "does not implement unilateral export controls imposed by foreign jurisdictions," adding that while it's investigating Megaspeed, it's not targeting Alice Huang herself or inspecting her claimed ties with Jensen Huang or China.
The Singaporean does note that the country has "a zero-tolerance stance" on commercial fraud, pointing out that it's charged four companies and four individuals over such wrongdoings, and that they may face up to 20 years in prison.
Meanwhile, Taiwan is also seemingly keeping a close eye on Alice Huang, by inspecting her visits to the nation. The WSJ says that the country's authorities are probing her involvement with China and have her under physical surveillance.
As for Nvidia, the company seemingly reposted today the same comments it offered us last week, stating that "meetings with customers are part of a CEO's job; Jensen talks with thousands of customer executives every year." The firm adds that "[its] regional cloud customers receive ordinary business information — not sensitive NVIDIA trade secrets — and zero information relevant to national security."
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alrighty_then If intel says she is a spy it's probably true as a gov of millions will have spies all over, especially going after someone like Jensen. However…honeypot….not so sure. I see her in photos – real ones not her face filtered ones – and she's not attractive enough to lure a billionaire. Reply
usertests alrighty_then said: If intel says she is a spy it's probably true as a gov of millions will have spies all over, especially going after someone like Jensen. However…honeypot….not so sure. I see her in photos – real ones not her face filtered ones – and she's not attractive enough to lure a billionaire. The No Fun Allowed Team will shut down this line of discussion eventually. I'll just say: How's Lori Huang holding up? And you should see the example of Billionaire Bezos. Reply
Lieutenant Barclay alrighty_then said: If intel says she is a spy it's probably true as a gov of millions will have spies all over, especially going after someone like Jensen. However…honeypot….not so sure. I see her in photos – real ones not her face filtered ones – and she's not attractive enough to lure a billionaire. Hey man, Intel is a competitor, of course they're gonna talk shit :LOL: Reply
bit_user The article said: Meanwhile, Taiwan is also seemingly keeping a close eye on Alice Huang, by inspecting her visits to the nation. The WSJ says that the country's authorities are probing her involvement with China and have her under physical surveillance. If she was an asset, I'm sure they've switched to other assets after her cover got blown. The standard operating procedure should be to have a continual supply of new assets you can turn to, once the existing ones get "burned". Reply
shady28 alrighty_then said: If intel says she is a spy it's probably true as a gov of millions will have spies all over, especially going after someone like Jensen. However…honeypot….not so sure. I see her in photos – real ones not her face filtered ones – and she's not attractive enough to lure a billionaire. Not sure where you're coming from. Here are pictures of Jensen with his wife, and pictures with his supposed mistress. I can't be certain, but I think the circle of people a billionaire can safely socialize with is rather limited. Mixing with normies is extremely dangerous, just think about the legal liabilities gold digging 'poors' can bring on them. Unfounded sexual assault, abuse, etc, accusations can and do embroil the wealthy in legal problems all the time. The smart ones are way more likely to mix with people who don't need the money. And there just aren't a ton of super wealthy and highly attractive women. So while there are loads of women out there who want to be with someone like Jensen, there aren't that many that are safe for him to be with. This woman is plenty attractive for a 63 year old guy. https://media.assettype.com/freepressjournal/2026-10-29/0rc1bd2x/alicehuang.jpg?width=1200 This is his wife: https://ciothink.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Lori-Huang-A-Journey-of-Passion-Creativity-and-Love.jpg Reply
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