Nvidia says Huang's Megaspeed meetings were ordinary customer contact
On Oct. 29, 2026 Nvidia spokesman John Rizzo said Jensen Huang's meetings with Megaspeed executive Alice Huang were ordinary customer contact, and that those customers receive ordinary business information rather than Nvidia trade secrets or national-security information. He said allegations that Megaspeed diverted chips were thoroughly investigated and debunked last year. CNBC and the BBC tied that statement to a New York Times report, based on unnamed sources, that U.S. intelligence had concluded Alice Huang was gathering information for China. On Oct. 30 a Chinese foreign ministry spokesman called that report groundless speculation. Nvidia has not published a U.S. government notice naming her as an intelligence asset.
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