Singapore says US gave little help in probe of suspected spy's firm
Singapore said the US provided little help in its investigation into Alice Huang, a suspected spy linked to Nvidia's former CEO Jensen Huang, whose passport was held from June 2025 to February. Singaporean authorities detained Huang's passport over "potential false declarations" by her company Megaspeed, releasing her with a stern warning and barring reentry. They sought cooperation from US server maker Supermicro, but received "limited cooperation" despite requests to the Justice Department and FBI. Supermicro denied selling products to Megaspeed, citing compliance with export laws. Huang was released due to insufficient evidence, though Singapore police continue investigating Megaspeed. The case follows Taiwan monitoring Huang since 2024 at US guidance.