U.S. gave Singapore scant help with Alice Huang probe, source says
Summary
Singapore investigated whether Megaspeed and its former CEO, Alice Huang, made false declarations about Supermicro servers fitted with advanced Nvidia chips and whether the servers were routed to China. A source said U.S. authorities provided little help; Singapore confirmed it sought assistance from the U.S. Department of Justice and FBI.Key Facts
- Singapore began investigating Megaspeed and possible server shipments in February 2025.
- Singapore seized Huang’s passport in June 2025 after interviewing her and U.S. officials.
- Singapore returned Huang’s passport in February 2026 without charging her with a crime and barred her from reentering the country.
- Singapore’s investigation focused on possible false declarations about server purchases and other related offenses.
- Investigators suspect some or all of the servers may have gone through Malaysia before reaching China, according to a source familiar with the investigation.
- Singapore said it contacted the U.S. Department of Justice and FBI for assistance.
- A source said Washington was not forthcoming and had provided no substantive assistance.
- Megaspeed denied wrongdoing.
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