In a statement dated 31 October, Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs rejected the Wall Street Journal's report that Singaporean intelligence suspected Megaspeed's Alice Huang, an associate of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, of being an MSS asset and questioned her in 2025: 'neither the Singapore Government nor its officials said this' and 'there were no such investigations conducted in respect of Alice Huang'. The ministry said investigations into Megaspeed are ongoing, that Singapore does not enforce other countries' unilateral export controls, and that it has charged four individuals and four companies since February 2025 for defrauding server suppliers. Reuters and AFP carried the statement widely on 2 November.
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AI & Security Observatory（2026-10-31）「シンガポール内務省、WSJの「アリス・ホアンを中国の協力者として調査」報道を否定 Megaspeedへの捜査は継続と説明」『AI & Security Observatory』、第1.0版、最終更新2026-11-03。https://ai-security-observatory.org/ja/brief/brief-20261103-17/
AI & Security Observatory (2026-10-31). Singapore's Home Affairs Ministry denies WSJ report that it investigated Alice Huang as a Chinese intelligence asset; says the Megaspeed probe continues . AI & Security Observatory, version 1.0. Updated 2026-11-03. https://ai-security-observatory.org/en/brief/brief-20261103-17/
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