Megaspeed denies illegal Nvidia chip transfers to China

Technology · First reported 9 Nov, 06:44 · Updated 07:49

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Singapore-based Megaspeed rejected allegations that it helped transfer Nvidia chips to China in breach of US export restrictions. The company said inspections and reviews found no evidence of violations; the report also describes ongoing scrutiny of its operations and links to former executive Alice Huang.

Megaspeed denied involvement in illegal transfers of Nvidia chips to China and called allegations misleading.
The company said it had undergone reviews by US, Malaysian and Nvidia institutions and that these found no evidence of chip-transfer violations.
The report says US authorities have investigated Megaspeed since 2024, while Singaporean authorities reportedly questioned Alice Huang in 2025.

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Key facts

Company location: Megaspeed is based in Singapore.
US investigation: US authorities have investigated Megaspeed since 2024 over concerns it may have helped route Nvidia chips to China.
Reported purchases: A Malaysian sister company purchased at least $4.8 billion in advanced AI equipment containing Nvidia chips and technology between June 2024 and February 2026, the report says.
Megaspeed's response: The company said reviews found no evidence of illicit chip transfers or other illegal activity.