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Rumors of Jen-Hsun Huang’s extramarital affair and news of Huang Le’s investigation spread in Singapore. At the same time, Bloomberg revealed that there was a gap of 50,000 pieces between Huida’s chip announcement and actual shipment, which attracted the attention of the outside world.
NVIDIAHuida ceoJen-Hsun Huang There are many theories about the background and whereabouts of the heroine Huang Le, who was rumored to have had extramarital affairs. withSingapore Authorities are investigating specific technology companies. Huang Le, whose identity is mysterious, was once taken in for questioning by local law enforcement agencies and banned from leaving the country. His current whereabouts are unknown. It is rumored that he was in China when the scam broke. At the same time, Bloomberg also reported that investigations by federal regulators and media found that there was a huge gap between the chip export figures previously submitted by Huida to US authorities and the actual trade shipment of 50,000 units worth billions of dollars.
Hong Kong media quoted foreign media as saying that Singapore’s Minister of Home Affairs Shanmugam issued a statement on October 31 denying that local authorities had looked into the relationship between Huang Le and Huang Jen-hsun, and also denied that she was involved in spying for intelligence or was investigated by Singapore authorities. However, Singapore Police later confirmed that they would continue to conduct relevant investigations into Singapore-based cloud computing technology company MegaSpeed, where Huang Le was a senior executive.
Bloomberg reported that Singapore police took Huang Le for questioning and barred him from leaving for some time. The report quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that the US Commerce Department was not directly involved in this law enforcement action in Singapore. Last summer, Huida’s legal counsel personally called US Commerce Deputy Secretary Jeffrey Kessler to learn more about the Megaspeed investigation, paying particular attention to whether the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security was involved in Huang Le’s detention in Singapore.
In addition to the scandal, Huida’s chip flow data has also attracted attention. Bloomberg analyzed trading records and found a significant difference between figures submitted by HUDA to the US government and the number of chips sold to MegaSpeed through hardware partners. The difference is up to 50,000, with a total value of billions of dollars.
Facing external skepticism, Huida responded in December 2025 that it had inspected MegaSpeed’s other warehouses where related hardware equipment was stored, but declined to disclose the exact number of chips counted in these facilities, nor provide further details. MegaSpeed strongly protested at the time, saying that related reports contained misleading information and unfair signals, and clarified that the company had never participated in any illegal chip transfer activities.
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Reports said he was taken in for questioning by Singapore police and banned from leaving the country; However, Singapore authorities denied that they had personally launched an investigation against her, and only confirmed that MegaSpeed, where she served as a senior executive, was under ongoing review.
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Singapore’s Minister of Home Affairs previously denied that officials were concerned about Huang Le’s relationship with Huang Jen-hsun, and that she was involved in spying on intelligence. However, police later confirmed that they were indeed reviewing the situation related to Megaspeed.
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Bloomberg said data submitted by Huida to the US government differed by 50,000 units from shipments sold to MegaSpeed through partners, amounting to billions of dollars. So the outside world raised questions about whether the flow of chips was transparent.
