Singapore Says U.S. Not Helpful on Investigation into Suspected Spy's Company

Singapore's government accused the United States of providing insufficient assistance in investigating Alice Huang, a woman suspected of being a Chinese intelligence asset who has connections to Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang. Singaporean authorities held Huang's passport from June to February 2025 over false declarations related to her company Megaspeed, ultimately releasing her with a stern warning after insufficient evidence was found. Singapore also complained that U.S. chipmaker Supermicro, a key Nvidia supplier connected to Megaspeed, provided limited cooperation despite repeated requests for assistance from American authorities.