Megaspeed says Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman who has been linked in media coverage to security concerns around Nvidia’s former chief executive, left the company in 2025. Several outlets report the firm says she no longer holds any role there and that her employment ended in August, with one specifying an end date.
In statements carried by multiple publications, Megaspeed also responds to reports about its business practices and supply chain, saying it conducts “legitimate and lawful business” and that it used external legal counsel to investigate media claims. Outlets vary in how strongly they tie the story to the wider Nvidia controversy: some foreground the security context, while others focus on Megaspeed’s clarification that Huang is no longer affiliated and that it will not address personal matters.
Overall, coverage converges on Megaspeed’s core assertions—Huang’s exit and the company’s stance on lawful operations—while differing in emphasis. Some outlets highlight Huang’s lack of current position; others stress the company’s refusal to comment on private personal details, or its distancing from supply-chain allegations.
