Taiwan revokes travel permit of woman accused of spying on Nvidia CEO
Taiwanese immigration authorities confirmed Wednesday that Alice Huang, a woman accused of being a Chinese spy involved with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, entered Taiwan using a Hong Kong passport. Her travel authorization has been revoked following the espionage allegations. Jensen Huang admitted earlier this week to an affair with Alice Huang, a former Chinese executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed. US authorities believe she worked for Beijing's intelligence services, though China has rejected the accusations. Nvidia's board announced an investigation into its CEO on Sunday. Taiwan's Interior Minister stated Alice Huang is currently abroad and that procedures will be reviewed. The two Huangs are not related. Alice Huang was seen embracing Jensen Huang at a Taipei dinner in May 2025 during the Computex tech fair.