Alice Huang's NVIDIA Chip Access Claim Draws Investor Interest in Data Center Venture

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Alice Huang, suspected by US intelligence of being a Chinese spy, reportedly boasted of securing NVIDIA's advanced AI chips to attract investors for a multi-hundred-million-dollar data center venture. The Financial Times reported Huang and business partner Kang Wei held a fundraising presentation for Chinese investors, emphasizing guaranteed access to NVIDIA's top GPUs. Kang Wei currently serves as a director at China's state-run Guilin Bank. Speculation suggests Huang's claimed chip access stemmed from an affair with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang. She also leveraged ties with Alibaba, which lent $3 billion to her firm Megaspeed's Malaysian subsidiary in 2024, expanding assets 90-fold.


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