Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to having an affair with Megaspeed executive Alice Huang, who is also suspected of being a spy working for the Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS). Now, an investigation by The Information has revealed a ‘labyrinth’ of companies centered around Shanghai Century Litong and connected to Singaporean firm Megaspeed, which has previously been accused of smuggling $2 billion worth of Nvidia chips. The report claims Alice Huang helped move 240,000 banned chips into the country, mostly H100 and H200 systems, and was instrumental in securing AI GPU imports to the tune of $7.5 billion.
Sources in the report link the two companies to Alice Huang via their personal knowledge and corporate registration records, while there have also been reports that some of the Nvidia AI chips Megaspeed bought went to Shanghai Century Litong’s data centers in China. But aside from these corporate ties, there were also numerous reports about Ms. Huang’s personal relationship with the Nvidia chief, and how it gave her the ability to procure chips that were otherwise hard to get elsewhere.
Ms. Huang allegedly boasted about her access to the Nvidia CEO publicly. People familiar with her said that she regularly uploaded photos with Jensen to her WeChat account and even shared other images with customers to establish her credibility.
Stephen Miller becomes White House Chief of Staff tomorrow, and from where I’m sitting, it looks like the man about to run the White House was bought and paid for before he walked in the door. I followed the money around him and his wife Katie, and it leads to Elon Musk, a foreign government’s lobbyists, her father’s mailbox and investors nobody is allowed to see.
Full article is up on my Substack now (link in bio and it’s free). Highlights below:
* Red Flag 1: A dark money group funded by Elon Musk sent $43 million to a group that Miller’s own charity controls. That is Musk money flowing into Miller’s political machine, and none of it has to be disclosed to you.
* Red Flag 2: Musk’s super PAC paid Katie Miller’s firm $884,367, and some of that money came while she was working beside him at DOGE. She was on his payroll and inside the government at the same time.
* Red Flag 3: Katie bought more than $1 million of stock in Musk’s AI company one business day before the Pentagon announced it would use that AI. The trade was never reported, and the rules say it should have been.
* Red Flag 4: Abu Dhabi’s state AI fund owns a piece of that same company. Eight days before Miller got the job, a firm in the same consulting group Katie came from signed a $100,000-a-month contract with the UAE. So, a foreign government now has money on both sides of this household.
* Red Flag 5: Miller was paid $202,000 through a family company listed in his father-in-law’s name. Its clients were the Trump campaign and the Trump-Vance transition, and the transition still won’t say who its donors are. So we don’t know whose money paid him (owns him).
* Red Flag 6: The dark money group Miller’s charity controls paid $156,000 to Borglum LLC, a company with no Florida registration and no named owner. Its address was box 361, the same mailbox as that family company. Based on the records, I think that donor money landed with the Millers.
* Red Flag 7: Katie Miller’s podcast gets about 15,000 views an episode, yet her podcast company has 3,333,333 preferred shares for investors who never have to be named. Nobody puts money into a 15,000-view podcast for the ratings. So who bought in, and what did they get?
* Red Flag 8: About $1.4 million in their kids’ accounts disappears from his ethics form with no sale reported, and a sale of stock in a Pentagon-backed company was reported at less than half of what it was worth. That form is the only way the public can see what the Chief of Staff owns, and it doesn’t match the money.
Any one of these might have an innocent explanation. But eight of them around the most powerful staffer in the White House shows a pattern, and the public deserves to know who is paying him.
The full article is up now on my Substack (link in bio) with every receipt, including the filings, the mailbox records and the UAE contract.
Open Source AI and China’s role in pioneering Open Source models is a threat to “The West” (Jewish domination over the American public). NVIDIA is spearpointing the American Open Source movement in both advocacy and practice, and is currently creating a lovely batch of Nemotron Open Source Models for American enterprises.
Apparently, Jensen didn’t get the memo from “Western” Elites that the goyim are supposed to stay disempowered and dependent on rationed, censored, neutered intelligence doled out only by big labs like Anthropic. I am quite serious when I say that Open, Sovereign Intelligence is the key to disrupting Jewish Hegemony over America and destroying this whole corrupt system.
If Jensen is forced out of NVIDIA, he will most certainly be replaced by someone who will smother the Open Source movement in its infancy. Now is the time for him to remain stronger than ever, and proceed cautiously and accordingly now that he is getting a crash course in what happens when you step even slightly out of line from your supposed “allies.”
Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang has admitted to cheating on his wife with a suspected Chinese spy as the $4.5 trillion technology company launched an investigation into whether he was targeted by foreign espionage.
Huang, 63, sent a memo to staff on Sunday that read: ‘I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did,’ according to a company-wide memo obtained by the Daily Mail.
His extramarital relationship became a US government concern after surveillance footage revealed that the woman, Alice Huang, was delivering information to Beijing, an intelligence memo revealed.
The Nvidia chief and his mistress have no relation, despite sharing the same surname. The billionaire has not admitted to knowing that Ms Huang is a spy.
‘To my wife and family: I love you. I know an apology cannot undo what I have done. I hope our family will heal and that, over time, I can earn back your trust,’ Huang added.
Jensen Huang has been married to his wife Lori for 41 years, and they share two adult children, Madison and Spencer.
Nvidia’s board has said that it had ‘no reason to believe that either national security or Nvidia secrets were compromised’ as a result of their relationship, but that it ‘will examine all available information.’ Huang has supported the review, it added.
Billionaire Nvidia boss Jensen Huang allegedly had a romantic relationship with a Chinese businesswoman suspected of spying for Beijing, according to an explosive US intelligence memo.
The alleged tryst has raised fears of a potential honey trap targeting one of America’s most powerful technology executives.
The 63-year-old tech mogul reportedly became romantically involved with Alice Huang (no relation), an executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed.
Megaspeed, a major Nvidia customer, was already under investigation over allegations it helped funnel restricted American microchips into China.
US intelligence officials believe the woman was recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security, Beijing’s principal civilian spy agency, to gather information about the Nvidia chief and potentially influence his decisions.
Nvidia boss and Ms Huang together in a bar in Taipei in June 2024
Despite the intelligence concerns, Huang has continued to enjoy extremely close access to the president.
When Trump prepared to fly to Beijing in May, Huang was initially excluded from the group of American executives accompanying him.
But after discovering his absence, Trump is said to have telephoned the Nvidia chief, who flew to Alaska and boarded Air Force One during a stopover.
The same four investors keep showing up behind the cameras on your street, the databases holding your records and the AI being built on military bases. I was told not to say their names.
Five years ago, the cameras watching American roads mostly belonged to local police departments, your tax and Medicaid records sat in separate agencies, and data centers used about 2% of the country’s electricity. Today a handful of private companies own the cameras, merge the records and are building AI data centers on military bases, and the government rents it all back from them. By 2031, at the pace things are moving, your car, your phone and your money could all be tracked by tools the public never voted on and can’t see inside.
Behind many of the biggest of those companies are the same four sources of money. They are Peter Thiel and his Founders Fund, Andreessen Horowitz, Joe Lonsdale and Palmer Luckey. They fund the technology, and they appear to be working just as hard to protect it. Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz have put $50 million into an AI super PAC whose nonprofit arm, WIRED reported, paid influencers to push its message without telling viewers who paid. Their companies have hired lobbyists from both parties, and their founders and partners have been regular guests on one of the biggest podcasts in the country.
…Since my post two weeks ago, most of the conversation has been about me, including a smear campaign, instead of what I brought to light. Almost none of it has been about the investors, what they are building and how much they have riding on it. So this is about them, where they have taken the surveillance state, where they are taking it next and how they are protecting it, because that is what matters.
…Private money now sits behind every stage of how the government watches you, from the tools that collect information about you to the software that connects it, the computers that process it and the political decisions about how it’s all governed. When the government rents all of that instead of building it, the government and the investors behind these companies get powers a public program would never give them, and they are already using them.
US intelligence agencies reportedly concluded that Alice Huang, a senior Megaspeed executive with ties to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, was passing information to Beijing. President Donald Trump was briefed about the findings but did not act. Megaspeed has begun an internal investigation, while Nvidia said Huang’s interactions with Alice were ordinary business contact.
American intelligence agencies concluded that a businesswoman with ties to Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang was passing information to Beijing. President Donald Trump was briefed on the findings about a year ago and chose not to act on them.
Who she is and what officials found
The woman is Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, a Chinese citizen and a senior executive at Megaspeed, a Singapore-based data center company, the Times reported. US officials had already suspected Megaspeed of helping China obtain advanced Nvidia chips. Surveillance then led them to conclude she was an intelligence asset, and it showed she had built a close relationship with Jensen Huang. The two are unrelated, as far as the report indicates.
Surveillance picked up her contact with an American citizen, the Times said, and a process called unmasking identified that person as Huang.
Alice Huang, Close Friend Of Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, Is Believed To Be A Chinese Spy; Trump Was Briefed But Took No Action: Report | X/ Byron_Wan
Nvidia boss Jensen Huang sparked intelligence fears after he formed a ‘close relationship’ with a glamorous female spy who the CIA believed was smuggling AI microchips to China, reports say.
The AI chief, 63, reportedly alarmed the White House and US intelligence circles when it was revealed that he had formed a relationship with Chinese business executive and suspected spy Alice Huang.
Nvidia boss Jensen Huang sparked intelligence fears after he formed a ‘close relationship’ with a glamorous female spy Alice Huang (center) who the CIA believed was smuggling AI microchips to China, reports say
As the CEO of tech firm Megaspeed, Ms Huang, of no relation to the Nvidia boss, is believed to have acted as an intermediary funneling banned AI chips to China, according to The New York Times.
The efforts allegedly violated US policies preventing Nvidia’s advanced AI chips from reaching Beijing, with the company playing a central role in America’s race to control the artificial intelligence industry.
Sources told the Times that the relationship only became known when an investigation was launched into Ms Huang’s alleged espionage for China, and intelligence circles discovered a US citizen was ‘in contact’ with her.
When top officials requested to learn the name of the US citizen, they were stunned to learn that it was Jensen Huang, one of the richest and most powerful men in the world.
WASHINGTON – Two former senior FBI officials, Nikki Cole Floris, 46, of Alexandria, Virginia, and Bradley Benavides, 56, of Aiken, South Carolina, surrendered today on arrest warrants issued after a criminal complaint charged them with lying to Congress about their involvement in the FBI’s investigations into Hunter Biden, announced U.S. Attorney Jeanine Ferris Pirro.
“The weaponization of government goes against the interest of the American people, and public servants, including federal law enforcement officials, cannot lie to Congress and get away with it,” said Attorney General Todd Blanche. “The Department of Justice will continue identifying and prosecuting those who break federal law.”
Floris and Benavides each were charged with making false statements in a matter within the jurisdiction of the legislative branch, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1001(a)(2). The charges stem from an ongoing investigation into the since-dissolved FBI Foreign Influence Task Force, or FITF, which led the FBI’s efforts to secure the 2020 election from foreign malign influence.
In late spring 2020, a source I knew to be reliable called me with a story. The Dutch government had hacked into Jared Kushner’s phone and monitored him as he accessed a Dubai-based bank account. What was odd, the source said, was that the money in the account—hundreds of millions of dollars—had come from a bank in Azerbaijan. Most importantly, Kushner appeared to have transferred significant amounts of money from the Dubai account to other individuals, including a warlord, a mercenary and a one-time hit man. The story sounded preposterous, I told my source. And yet.
Six months later, I found myself speaking with someone else about the UAE government and their use of mercenaries in conflicts around the Middle East and Africa when I asked, on a whim, whether they knew anything about Kushner and bank transfers from a UAE account. My acquaintance grew quiet. Then they replied, “Yes.”
Over the next four years, I came to learn that, sometime in late 2017, the Netherlands Defense Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD) made a startling discovery. A General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (GRU) operative, a dark web hacker specializing in stolen bank data, was traveling to the UK for an espionage mission. They reached out to the British government for permission to apprehend him when he arrived. The British agreed.
The U.S. has ordered federal civilian agencies to stop purchasing services and products developed by Chinese AI startup DeepSeek and remove them from government IT systems over national security concerns tied to the Chinese AI startup’s operations in China, according to the Department of Homeland Security. The order goes beyond banning DeepSeek’s own product, and covers third-party products and services built using DeepSeek technology, though agencies can request exceptions.
The DHS raised concerns about DeepSeek’s handling of user data, warning that sensitive information from U.S. government users could potentially be accessible to Chinese authorities under Chinese law, the order said.
The move comes amid intensifying tech competition in AI between the U.S. and China. The Chinese AI model challenges its U.S. rivals, including OpenAI and Meta, with low-cost open-weight models.
China pushed back against the U.S.’s move. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said Tuesday that Beijing opposes “overstretching the concept of national security and politicizing technology and trade issues,” according to an official briefing.
Her brother-in-law is Dan Pfeiffer: former Obama White House Communications Director, Senior Advisor to President Obama, and co-host of Pod Save America.
Her husband’s uncle is Larry Pfeiffer, the longtime Intelligence Community official who led the White House Situation Room and served as Chief of Staff to CIA Director Michael Hayden.
She spent roughly 20 years as a federal contractor (Northrop Grumman, Booz Allen Hamilton and others) supporting the CIA, NSA, DIA, NGA and more.
She built her brand telling people to look at family networks, government ties, access, and the people behind the people. Her own family tree runs straight into the Obama White House communications shop and the senior levels of the Intelligence Community.
