Nvidia’s board of directors said Sunday it has opened an investigation into whether CEO Jensen Huang was a “target of a foreign intelligence effort,” following reports questioning his relationship with a Singapore-based executive tied to China. This was not surprising news to Culper Research, a short-selling firm that identified Huang’s troubling relationship in a report it released back in May.
\n\nThe New York Post reports that the Nvidia board’s inquiry comes six months after a May 2026 report from the New York short-seller firm Culper Research, titled “NVIDIA (NVDA): The China Problem,” which examined ties between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, an executive at Singapore-based tech company Megaspeed. Culper Research, founded by Christian Lamarco in 2019, alleged that Megaspeed was secretly financed by Alibaba through what it called “apparent shell companies.”
\n\nMegaspeed has been under scrutiny before over claims it diverted Nvidia chips to China in violation of US export controls. The Singapore-headquartered company has denied the allegations, and site inspections by Nvidia and US officials reportedly found no evidence of violations. Megaspeed has said there is “no evidence” behind the claims and described itself as “a compliant and legitimate company.”
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