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Singapore says US authorities, and Supermicro, hardly helped investigation of Jensen Huang’s Chinese friend

Seized passport during probe of suspected paperwork fibs that hid server shipments to parts unknown The government of Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs has revealed it investigated Alice Huang, the woman who is an alleged Chinese…

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Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs disclosed that it investigated Alice Huang, described as an alleged Chinese intelligence asset who had an intimate relationship with former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and may be linked to troubled server maker Supermicro. The probe involved a seized passport and alleged falsified paperwork that concealed server shipments to unknown destinations. Singapore requested assistance from U.S. authorities, but the United States provided only limited help. The investigation focuses on potential intelligence‑related ties and the obscured server exports.

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