Tech · November 12, 2026
Nvidia customer Megaspeed says it cooperated with US inspections, takes export control laws seriously
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Megaspeed, a Singapore-based cloud computing company and major customer of Nvidia, released a statement on Thursday asserting that it takes U.S. export control laws "extremely seriously" and has cooperated with the U.S. Department of Commerce during inspections. The firm is currently at the center of a U.S. criminal investigation into whether American-made chips were smuggled into China. This investigation coincides with a scandal involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and a senior Megaspeed official, Alice Huang, who has been identified by U.S. intelligence as an alleged Chinese operative. Nvidia's board is reportedly meeting to discuss the CEO's leadership following these national security concerns.
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Nvidia customer Megaspeed says it cooperated with US inspections, takes export control laws seriously
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Reported by multiple outlets
- Megaspeed is based in Singapore.
- Megaspeed stated it takes U.S. export control laws 'extremely seriously'.
- Megaspeed stated it has cooperated with U.S. inspections.
- The company is at the center of a scandal involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
- Megaspeed pledged to cooperate with U.S. government investigations.
Reported by only some outlets
- Alice Huang, a senior official at Megaspeed, was identified by U.S. intelligence as a Chinese intelligence operative.
- Nvidia’s board met to decide Jensen Huang’s future at the company.
- Megaspeed is under U.S. criminal investigation for allegedly smuggling American-made chips into China.
- Megaspeed was described as one of Nvidia's biggest customers in Southeast Asia.
Industry-friendly coverage frames it as…
emphasize Megaspeed's status as a cloud computing firm and its stated commitment to regulatory compliance and export controls
Skeptical / consumer coverage frames it as…
highlight the company's alleged role in a 'spy scandal' and its involvement in a criminal investigation regarding national security risks
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