Megaspeed Says Former Executive Alice Huang Left on Aug. 30, 2025

Singapore-based cloud provider Megaspeed said former executive Alice Huang left on Aug. 30, 2025, and has no current role as it examines reports about its business, supply chain and global operations.

Megaspeed described the reports as unsupported by verifiable evidence. It said its operational and supply-chain controls are designed to meet U.S. export-control requirements and local laws in markets where it operates. The company said it would review the coverage and update stakeholders as appropriate.

Megaspeed has offices in Singapore and Indonesia. It provides regional customers with computing capacity powered by Nvidia graphics processing units (GPUs), chips designed to perform many calculations at once. The company describes itself as a “core business partner” of Nvidia’s computing-power cloud business in the region.

Singapore police examined Huang’s possible role in suspected false declarations concerning server purchases, the Ministry of Home Affairs said. The ministry said available evidence did not establish her involvement in an offense, and that its decision not to prosecute her did not close the separate investigation into Megaspeed.