Bloomberg Odd Lots 访谈调查 Nvidia 与 Megaspeed 关系及芯片走私机制
Jensen Huang Scandal: Investigating Nvidia's Relationship to Megaspeed
Bloomberg Odd Lots 播客邀请科技记者 Mackenzie Hawkins 谈 Nvidia CEO 黄仁勋与 Megaspeed 前高管 Alice Huang 的关系风波，后者被美方情报部门指认为中国情报人员。
同一件事，精选收录的是《Bloomberg Odd Lots 播客解读 Nvidia Megaspeed 丑闻》
November 12, 2026 at 9:00 AM UTC
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s extramarital relationship with a woman named Alice Huang, whom US intelligence reportedly identified as a Chinese intelligence asset, is one of the biggest stories in the world right now. Bloomberg News tech reporter Mackenzie Hawkins has been paying close attention to Megaspeed, the Singapore-based neocloud that Alice Huang was a former executive at — and one of Nvidia’s largest buyers of chips in Southeast Asia. Hawkins is an expert when it comes to the geopolitics of chips, and she tells us that the story that blew up in the last week has been brewing for a while. The US government was investigating suspected chip diversion involving Megaspeed as early as last year. (Megaspeed denies wrongdoing and Nvidia says it found no evidence of chip smuggling.) On this episode, we talk to Hawkins about how she and our Bloomberg News colleagues began investigating Megaspeed and its relationship to Nvidia, the raging debate in Washington over chip export controls, and the incredibly sophisticated and opaque mechanics of chip smuggling itself.