Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s interactions with Megaspeed executive Huang Li have drawn attention amid reports of an investigation into possible foreign intelligence activity. Nvidia has opened an independent review. In a Sunday message to employees, Huang acknowledged being unfaithful to his wife, but did not name Li or directly address claims about their relationship. Nvidia says Huang will remain CEO and that the company’s day-to-day operations will continue as usual.
Huang Li’s roles and Megaspeed’s ownership changes
Singapore corporate records identify Huang Li, also known as Huang Le, and show no family relationship to Jensen Huang. She appeared with Huang and other technology executives in a NetThunder photo taken during Computex in Taipei in 2024. Taiwanese media footage in May 2025 also showed the two leaving a Taipei restaurant with other executives. Public records do not say when they first met.
Megaspeed International was incorporated in Singapore in 2015 as 7Road International and changed its name on March 7, 2023. Records show Huang became a director and managing director on November 9, 2023. Chinese national Cang Yang was appointed a director at the same time. Both left their positions on November 10, 2025.
Before Huang took up those roles, 7Road International HK Limited transferred all shares in the Singapore company to Huang Le Limited, a British Virgin Islands company. The ownership changed again in November, when the shares went to Swiftdata. Registered in Singapore on October 31, 2023, Swiftdata is now Megaspeed’s sole shareholder.
Megaspeed was formed after Chinese online game company 7Road spun off its Singapore subsidiary, according to available company information. Huang had previously been an executive director at an investment fund in Shanghai that invested in 7Road and had links to state-owned enterprises.
Megaspeed investigation focuses on chip exports
U.S. scrutiny is focused on whether Megaspeed and its Malaysian affiliate helped Chinese companies obtain Nvidia AI chips in ways that could bypass U.S. export controls.
In October 2025, Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs said it was not investigating Huang Li over alleged links to Chinese intelligence or her relationship with Jensen Huang. Singapore police’s investigation into Megaspeed remains ongoing. The ministry did not provide further comment.
Nvidia has said Jensen Huang’s interactions with Li were part of ordinary customer business. A company spokesperson said meetings with customer executives are part of the CEO’s work and that Huang speaks with thousands of customer executives each year. Huang has also said their interactions were business-related and connected to Megaspeed. Nvidia has not disclosed the findings of its independent review.
The conduct Huang disclosed in his message to employees is separate from the police investigation into Megaspeed and Nvidia’s independent review. His message did not establish the nature of any private relationship between him and Li. The police inquiry and questions about the flow of chips covered by U.S. export-control scrutiny remain unresolved. Nvidia says Huang will continue in his role.