A woman accused of spying for China has been confirmed to have entered Taiwan using a Hong Kong passport, according to the island’s immigration agency. This development comes amid an ongoing investigation into her alleged ties with Jensen Huang, the chief executive officer of Nvidia.
Reports indicate that Jensen Huang admitted to an affair with Alice Huang, a former executive at Megaspeed, a Singapore-based company that U.S. officials suspect is linked to Chinese intelligence operations. In light of this situation, Nvidia’s board announced that it is conducting a probe into the CEO, who is not related to Alice Huang.
National Immigration Agency Director-General Lin Horng-en addressed reporters, stating that authorities were aware of Alice Huang’s entry and exit records. He added that it is generally easier for holders of Hong Kong passports to enter Taiwan compared to those with mainland Chinese passports, who require special permissions to travel.
Amid the tension, Taiwan’s Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang confirmed that Alice Huang is currently overseas and expressed regret that she was allowed entry. Liu stated, “If we had known she was a spy, we certainly would not have let her enter Taiwan.” Following the incident, the Minister indicated that a review of entry procedures and security measures would be implemented.
Reports previously noted that Alice Huang was seen at a dinner hosted by Jensen Huang in May 2025 during the Computex technology expo in Taipei, raising further questions about their relationship and implications for national security.
