Alice Huang barred from Singapore after Nvidia spy allegations
Alice Huang, a former Megaspeed executive, encounters travel restrictions in Singapore and Taiwan as US authorities allege she spied for China while involved with Nvidia leader Jensen Huang.
Immigration agencies confirm entry records
Taiwan's National Immigration Agency Director-General Lin Horng-en confirmed Alice Huang used a Hong Kong passport to enter the island. Officials confirmed that they possessed complete information on her entry and exit logs prior to her arrival. Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang told lawmakers that national security units are actively investigating the matter. She said officials would review pre-screening procedures and post-visit measures following this incident.
Singapore police bar re-entry
The Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs barred Huang from re-entering the country on Thursday. Police found she provided inaccurate information regarding her role in Megaspeed during investigations. US officials believe she was working for Chinese intelligence while having an affair with Jensen Huang. Nvidia's board announced a probe into its chief executive and co-founder Sunday.
Beijing rejects spying claims
Jensen Huang admitted to having an affair but denied any espionage activities by his partner. Beijing has officially rejected the spying allegations against Alice Huang. Nvidia's board stated it opened a probe into Jensen Huang on Sunday. The company confirmed he is no relation to Alice Huang despite their shared surname.
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