Nvidia Chief's Alleged Chinese Spy Lover: Singapore Witness Reveals Japan Company Setup

A woman identified as a Chinese spy allegedly involved in an affair with the head of US semiconductor giant Nvidia, who resigned on the 12th, is under investigation. A Singaporean man claims he met the woman, who called herself "Alice Huang," and was asked to help establish a company in Japan. The man said he was introduced to Alice through an acquaintance and served as her interpreter during her visit to Japan, where she made purchases worth millions of yen at department stores. She asked him to help create a trading company in Japan, citing the need for a Japanese national, and transferred over 6 million yen as capital. The company was registered without the man's knowledge, and he only learned of this during the interview. He stated he would consult police. The report suggests Alice may have been seeking a foothold in Japan, with her last contact being a Lunar New Year greeting in February.