Jen-Hsun Huang cheated on me! The spy mistress' "crazy background" was exposed and the inside story of their acquaintance was revealed

[Financial Channel/Comprehensive Report] The CEO of Huida admitted that he had an affair with Huang Le (also known as Alice Huang), a suspected Chinese female spy. Huida has launched an independent investigation into this, shocking all walks of life. Foreign media uncovered the heroine Huang Le's "super crazy resume" and the mystery of high-end chip smuggling involved behind it.

Who is Huang Le?

According to comprehensive media reports, Huang Le has extremely impressive shopping experience. She claims to have 4 years of media experience and has worked for China Hunan Satellite TV and the state-owned media CCTV.

After that, Huang Le moved to the financial industry and served successively as assistant to the president of HSBC Private Banking Department, vice president of the business line of CITIC Securities, and executive director of Shanghai Hexi Investment.

However, when interviewed, a supervisor at Hunan Satellite TV bluntly stated that he had "never heard of this person" and emphasized that if Huang Le had really served as a reporter, there would be a relevant introduction on the official website. However, no information about Huang Le can be found on the websites of Hunan Satellite TV and CCTV.

Regarding Huang Le's working experience in the financial circle, HSBC and CITIC Securities both declined to comment.

The whereabouts of 130,000 Huida GPUs remains a mystery

What’s even more shocking is that Bloomberg and other media previously reported that Megaspeed, to which Huang Le belongs, is Huida’s AI chip customer. Since the company is registered in Singapore and is not a Chinese company, it can successfully avoid the US export ban and obtain chips.

U.S. intelligence officials have obtained tips and suspect that Huang Le has been absorbed by Chinese intelligence agencies. He is suspected of obtaining core secrets by approaching Huang Renxun and privately subletting powerful computing power to Chinese technology giants such as Alibaba.

From its establishment in 2023 to November 2025, Megaspeed imported at least US$4.6 billion in Huida hardware and at least 136,000 graphics processing units (GPUs), more than half of which were of the Blackwell generation. However, when Huida personnel visited Megaspeed's data center, they found only a few thousand of the latest chips in the data center. The whereabouts of the remaining more than 130,000 high-end chips remained a mystery.

The U.S. Department of Commerce has previously launched a chip smuggling investigation into Megaspeed and handed the results to the Department of Justice this year. Recently, rumors about Huang Renxun and Huang Le's extramarital affair have spread, which can't help but make people think about it.

How did Huang Renxun and Huang Le meet?

It is interesting to see how the two meet. According to media reports, in June 2024, during the Taipei International Computer Show (COMPUTEX), Huang Le met with senior executives of the technology industry in a bar in Taipei. According to the New York Times, NetThunder CEO Parker Schmitt revealed that Huang Le said at the time that there was a way to invite Huang to be present. Huang Renxun then appeared with two other Huida executives, leaving a deep impression on those present.

The New York Times also quoted technology industry investors familiar with Megaspeed as saying that Huang Le and his partners had shown their relationship with Huang Renxun to the outside world to expand their investment contacts.

Relevant photos later appeared on the LinkedIn page of technology company NetThunder. However, people familiar with the matter also said that Huang Renxun had originally planned to attend the party.

As for whether the two have known each other for a long time and what their actual friendship is, it is still unclear.

In May 2025, Huang Renxun visited Taiwan again, and Huang Le also appeared at a business dinner at Sanliu Restaurant. At that time, some media captured a scene of the two people talking side by side; after the dinner conversation, Huang Renxun was interviewed by reporters outside the restaurant, and Huang Le also appeared behind him. Two gatherings in Taipei left identifiable public records.

Jen-Hsun Huang apologizes, Huida launches independent investigation

Faced with the expansion of the controversy, Huang Jen-Hsun stated in the letter, "I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry." He emphasized that he would take full responsibility for the harm he caused, accept criticism from all walks of life, and fully cooperate with the investigation to protect U.S. national security.

The Financial Times disclosed on November 7 that U.S. officials had written a memorandum based on intelligence information, stating that Huang Le and Huang Renxun had a close relationship. Exactly when the two met and how their relationship developed remains a mystery.

Huida's board of directors announced on the 8th that it had established a committee composed of independent directors and hired external legal counsel to comprehensively investigate whether Huang Renxun had become a target of foreign intelligence agencies.

Huida emphasized that there is currently no evidence that U.S. national security or company secrets have been compromised. Huang Renxun will continue to be at the helm of Huida and daily operations will not be interrupted. Megaspeed, which was involved in the storm, issued a statement stating that it has hired external consultants to launch an internal investigation and promised to fully cooperate with the US government to clarify the truth.

China denies that Huang Le was involved in the espionage operation against Huang Renxun.