Newsagent worker named director of firm in Nvidia spy scandal

abc.net.au —

A Victorian newsagent worker is listed as the sole director of Megaspeed Australia, the subsidiary of a Singapore firm linked to an alleged Chinese spy scandal involving Nvidia's CEO. Kai Kang, a 29-year-old Shanghai-born man, registered the company in 2024, using his father's rural Victorian store as his listed address. His father said he was unaware of the company, and ASIC mail to the Sydney office was undeliverable. The FBI is investigating whether former Megaspeed executive Alice Huang spied for China, with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitting to an affair. Megaspeed buys Nvidia chips, and China is a reported buyer, though Beijing denies the allegations.


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