I checked the resume of the Chinese spy next to Jensen Huang, whom the US is currently accusing. This woman is named Alice Huang (translated as Huang Le by the media), a Chinese national. She was a senior executive at the Singaporean computing power company Megaspeed and also acted as its CEO. She has since left the company. The online resume has some issues, which is why she's being called a spy. She worked as a reporter for Hunan TV and CCTV, an assistant director at HSBC Private Bank, an assistant director at CITIC Securities, then at a Shanghai investment fund, and finally started in the AI computing power business. However, the media couldn't verify all of these early experiences; specific dates of employment and durations are unavailable. Her company, Megaspeed, also has some background. Reportedly, it was spun off from the Singaporean operations of the Chinese game company 7th Road, and later purchased GPUs from Nvidia. The solution involves renting computing power to AI companies. This explains why she could sit at the same table as Huang (founder of Nvidia); she has clients and business connections. There are records of her being present with Huang at gatherings in Taipei in 2024 and business dinners in 2025. The US initially suspected Megaspeed of involvement in the illegal transfer of chips. According to the New York Times, during surveillance, they discovered her close relationship with Huang, leading them to conclude that she might be collecting information for Beijing. The latest reports further point to the Chinese Ministry of State Security. However, Nvidia stated that it was normal customer interaction, no sensitive information was provided, and denied the allegations of illegal transfers. I guess she was questioned by her uncle back in China, and the US found out. Then Congress thought she was a spy—it's that simple.