
Informed sources revealed that the CCP used the media and the community to "undercover" NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang's personal scandal involving his affair partner, former senior executive of Singapore data center company Megaspeed Huang Le, and her husband Kang Wei, trying to package national security infiltration into private business practices, and cover Beijing's penetration of non-red supply chains and circumvention of high-tech export controls.
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The article mentioned that Taiwan has been cooperating with its friends on high-tech export controls for many years. The Chinese Communist Party has recently used the media or social accounts to manipulate public opinion, smearing Huang Le or his relatives, and trying to package national security infiltration into a civil commercial and private scandal.
Kang Wei (fourth from right) and Huang Le (third from right) once visited "China Automotive Innovation" for exchanges and visits. (Photo taken from China Automotive Chuangzhi website)
It was revealed that NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang had an affair with Huang Le, a former senior executive of Singapore-based data center company Megaspeed who was suspected of being a Chinese spy. People familiar with the matter revealed that the CCP is using the media and the community to "undercover" Huang Le and her husband Kang Wei's failure in stock trading and securities crimes. It is trying to package the national security infiltration into a purely private business and private scandal to cut off from the Chinese officialdom and cover up Beijing's penetration of non-red supply chains to influence decision-making and circumvent high-tech export controls through third-party companies.
People familiar with the matter pointed out that Taiwan has been cooperating with its friends on high-tech export control for many years. It is completely layman's talk to say that the security agencies have no grasp of Huang Le's entry and exit from Taiwan. However, since this case is highly involved in cross-border cooperation investigations, it is impossible to give a clearer description to the outside world at this stage. However, this case does deserve everyone's vigilance, that is, China will influence decision-making by penetrating non-red supply chains and bypass security controls through overseas third-party companies.
People familiar with the matter mentioned that China has recently used the media or social accounts to manipulate public opinion a lot, "bottoming up" Huang Le or her relatives, releasing information claiming that Huang Le was not a member of China's Ministry of State Security, but that she "sacrificed herself" because her husband Kang Wei failed in business and stock trading, and even alleged that she was involved in securities-related crimes. There are many victims in China, trying to lead that this is a personal behavior of private business people. In fact, it is cutting off from the Chinese official and concealing related practices. Maybe she will be given another identity soon.
People familiar with the matter analyzed that many Chinese political figures have two or three names at the same time, and even their surnames are different. The passports they hold overseas are also different from those at home. This is especially true for security personnel. Their identities can be changed at any time each time they go abroad, and their surnames are also assigned according to specific groups. It is worth noting that the CCP is circumventing high-tech export controls through various means, and using multiple emotional labor methods, as well as incentives such as entering the supply chain or commercial interests, to penetrate the decision-making circle of the "non-red supply chain".
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The CCP may change its identity for Huang Le to continue its infiltration activities
Possible · Within months

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