Alice Huang back in Beijing as Jensen Huang scandal deepens
What's the story
Alice Huang, a former executive at a Singapore-based data center company and the woman at the center of NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's cheating scandal, is believed to have returned to China. According to Bloomberg News, she is currently residing in Beijing. The report cited sources familiar with the matter but did not provide any details on when or why she moved back to her home country.
Disappearance
Alice was quite vocal about her relationship with Jensen
Since the scandal broke on November 8, when Jensen admitted to his affair in an email to company employees, Alice has remained out of the public eye.
Before this controversy erupted, she was quite vocal about her relationship with Jensen.
The New York Times reported that at a Taiwan event in 2024, she even boasted about being able to get him there.
Online presence
Relationship reportedly spanned 3 years
Alice had also shared pictures with Jensen on social media, including ones from a golf course and restaurants where they were seen drinking wine.
Their relationship reportedly spanned 2023, 2024, and 2025.
The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times reported that the two were spotted kissing each other on the cheek before leaving a restaurant in Taiwan in the same car.
Marital status
Alice linked to Chinese investor Kang Wei
Apart from her relationship with Jensen, Alice has also been linked to Chinese investor Kang Wei. Reports suggest that the two may be married. Both were considered a power couple in China's financial elite.
Alice, also known as Huang Le, is a Chinese businesswoman who made her mark in finance before becoming a key player in the AI infrastructure space.
Business dealings
Alice's cloud computing company came under US scrutiny in 2025
Alice is the controlling shareholder of Singapore-based cloud computing company Megaspeed International, which NVIDIA lists as one of its official cloud partners.
She also previously worked at Shanghai Hexi Investment Management in senior roles.
Megaspeed came under US scrutiny in October 2025 for allegedly helping Chinese customers access advanced NVIDIA processors under Washington's export controls.
Intelligence links
NVIDIA investigating if Jensen was targeted in foreign intelligence operation
A separate New York Times report last month claimed that US authorities had concluded Alice was a Chinese intelligence asset who provided information to Beijing while cultivating a close relationship with Jensen.
China has denied these allegations.
Meanwhile, NVIDIA's board has launched an independent probe into claims that its CEO may have been targeted in a foreign intelligence operation.
The company maintains that it doesn't believe any national security information or trade secrets were compromised.