Nvidia CEO's alleged spy entered Taiwan on Hong Kong passport

A woman accused of spying for China during an affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang entered Taiwan using a Hong Kong passport, the island's immigration agency confirmed Wednesday, as authorities investigate the case. The woman, identified as Alice Huang, a Chinese former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, is suspected by US officials of working for Chinese intelligence. Taiwan's National Immigration Agency said her entry records were known, and Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang stated her permit has been revoked, preventing re-entry. Beijing has rejected the spying allegations, and Nvidia's board launched a probe into Jensen Huang on Sunday. Hong Kong passport holders face fewer travel restrictions to Taiwan than mainland Chinese passport holders, reflecting complex cross-strait relations. Alice Huang was seen with Jensen Huang at a Computex dinner in Taipei in May 2025.