U.S. intelligence has scrutinized Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s interactions with Alice Huang, a Chinese national alleged to be an asset for Chinese intelligence, as investigations examine Megaspeed and access to Nvidia AI chips.

The New York Times reports that Trump was informed of these suspicions roughly a year earlier but did not take action.

NVIDIA publicly disputed the NYT report, saying Megaspeed is a Singapore-based regional cloud customer and that meetings with Megaspeed are routine business with thousands of customers; Nvidia stressed that customers do not gain access to trade secrets or national-security information.

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The broader market context shows AI stocks under pressure due to high infrastructure costs, questionable returns, and Alphabet’s sizable capex impacting cash flow, with 2026 guidance reflecting ongoing investment needs.

The article notes ongoing attempts to obtain responses from the White House and Megaspeed.

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