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Reuters reported that MegaSpeed, which was involved in the Huang Zhen-Hsun scandal, had raised questions about the company’s information, registered in several countries. Registrant Kang Kai’s Australian address was found on a newsstand, and the Australian office was only a virtual office.
Reuters reveals Huida’s CEOJen-Hsun Huang MegaSpeed, the Singaporean company at the center of the scandal, has operations in the United States.Australia It was registered in other countries. The registrant was a 29-year-old man, but the address he filled in was at a newsstand in a small town outside Melbourne, Australia.
After Jensen Huang, CEO of artificial intelligence (AI) chip giant NVIDIA (also translated as NVIDIA), admitted that he has a close relationship with Chinese businessman Alice Huang, Singapore’s computing company Megaspeed International suddenly became the center of attention. US intelligence officials have questioned whether the company’s controlling shareholder Huang Le was working for Beijing.detective action.
Jen-Hsun Huang admitted on the 8th that he was unfaithful to his wife, but did not reveal specific details of the affair. China has described the spying claims as “groundless accusations, slander and slander”. Reuters was unable to contact Huang Le for comment.
Documents filed by MegaSpeed International with the state of Delaware in the United States and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) show that these related companies were founded in 2024. Both documents list Kai Kang (transliteration) as the sole person in charge of the company with the title of director or president.
Australian registration documents show Kang Kai was born in Shanghai and MegaSpeed’s Singapore parent company is listed as a shareholder.
Reuters examined information on MegaSpeed’s registered companies in Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand and found that Kang Kai was also registered as a director of companies related to these three countries.
Reuters was unable to contact Kang Kai himself, so it visited the registered address of MegaSpeed’s Australian affiliates, a small store in Seymour, a town in Victoria about an hour’s drive north of Melbourne.
This store called “Seymour News” is located in the middle of the main business street. Its business also includes selling lottery tickets. Nearby businesses are mainly home furnishing stores and cafes. Many customers come and go in this store, checking lottery numbers or buying books and magazines.
Reuters spoke to a shop owner who claimed to be Kang Kai’s mother. She said that she has been running the shop for 16 years. He also said that Kang Kai lived in Shanghai for a long time and did not work in the store.
The shop owner said Kang Kai “doesn’t run any business here,” adding that he had earned a master’s degree in Shanghai and had recently returned to visit his parents in August and September this year, mainly to escape the heat. The shop owner emphasized that he had heard the news about Huida and MegaSpeed, but stressed that his son had nothing to do with MegaSpeed.
Apart from Kang Kai’s directorship at MegaSpeed, Australian regulators have found no business records of his.
MegaSpeed Australia’s business address is registered on the 10th floor of Building 1, a high-end business district in Sydney. The concierge on that floor said it was a virtual office and that MegaSpeed used it as a mailing address for administrative purposes only.
Reuters could not immediately confirm whether the Australian government was investigating MegaSpeed. The Australian Security Intelligence Organization (ASIO) said it would not confirm or comment on any investigation.
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It has attracted attention after Reuters revealed its connection to a scandal involving HUDA CEO Huang Renxun, and US intelligence officials have raised questions that Huang Le, a controlling shareholder of the company, may be spying on behalf of Beijing.
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The documents show Kang Kai was born in Shanghai and he is listed as the sole person in charge of MegaSpeed’s Australian-related enterprises. However, the address he filled in is at a newsstand in Seymour, Victoria, which is inconsistent with the company’s actual operations.
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MegaSpeed Australia is registered on the 10th floor of a commercial building in Sydney’s high-end business district, but the concierge said it was just a virtual office and MegaSpeed only used this location as a postal address for administrative purposes.
