Aussie Nvidia Chief Caught in Alleged Spy Scandal
Australian business executive Greg Boorer reportedly met Alice Huang, the woman US officials suspect of spying for China, at Nvidia headquarters. The alleged connection adds an Australian figure to scrutiny surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and the chip company’s dealings with Megaspeed International.
Australian executive Greg Boorer reportedly met Alice Huang at Nvidia headquarters in Santa Clara, adding a shock aussie link nvidia to allegations that Huang was a Chinese spy. US officials suspect Huang gathered intelligence about the chipmaker, while Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has acknowledged an extramarital affair with her.
The allegations have drawn attention to the people around Nvidia and a Singapore-based data center company that became a major buyer of its chips. Megaspeed International has denied wrongdoing.
A meeting at Nvidia headquarters
Alice Huang was photographed at Nvidia’s Santa Clara headquarters during the company’s annual conference in March 2025. The meeting with Boorer was reported by Australian media.
Huang, who is not related to Jensen Huang, has appeared with the Nvidia chief at private and corporate events. Photos show them together at a California golf resort in September 2024, and leaving a group dinner in Taipei in the same car in May 2025.
Nvidia previously said there was nothing “unusual or unexpected” about their relationship. The company said, “Meetings with customers are part of a CEO’s job; Jensen talks with thousands of customer executives every year.”
Megaspeed’s chip purchases under scrutiny
Singapore corporate records show Huang was a director of Megaspeed International from March to November 2023. The company began as a Chinese video game developer called 7Road International and later shifted to cloud computing and data centers.
Megaspeed became one of Asia’s largest Nvidia chip buyers. Analyst estimates put its purchases at more than $4 billion worth of semiconductors. The company also received funding from Alibaba, according to corporate records.
Authorities have investigated whether Megaspeed provided Chinese companies unauthorized access to US chips. The company has called itself a “compliant and legal company.”
Huang has made no public statement
US travel records identify Alice Huang as Huang Le, a 43-year-old Chinese citizen. She previously worked as a journalist for Chinese state television before moving into finance, according to Chinese social media and career databases.
She held positions at financial firms including HSBC and Citic Securities, and worked at Megaspeed as a director. Her current whereabouts are unclear, and she has made no public statement since reports about suspicions surrounding her relationship with Jensen Huang first emerged.
