They just want to get rid of anyone in important position that has Chinese blood or connection.
More like the Chinese wanted to do that. That's why they honeypotted him.
The mysterious "Alice Huang" has completely
disappeared and her credentials are coming back as being false.
Suspicion surrounding Alice Huang, whose Chinese name is Huang Le, a Chinese-born woman acknowledged by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to have had an affair with him, is spreading rapidly.
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Fled to China? Alice Huang's Whereabouts Unknown... Chilling Response from Media Outlet Where She Worked
Suspicion surrounding Alice Huang, whose Chinese name is Huang Le, a Chinese-born woman acknowledged by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to have had an affair with him, is spreading rapidly.
Identified by U.S. intelligence as an operative for China's Ministry of State Security (MSS), Alice Huang is known to have ventured into the AI semiconductor business after passing through the media and financial sectors.
However, basic personal details such as her age, place of origin, and educational background, as well as
most of her main career history, cannot be verified, heightening doubts about her true identity.
According to the New York Post, a profile was registered on the Chinese private equity information website "Simuwang," featuring a photo of Alice Huang in a red dress and introducing her as an executive director and fund manager at "Shanghai Hexi Investment Management."
It states that Alice Huang worked as a reporter for four years at major media outlets such as Hunan TV and CCTV, and then worked for eight years at HSBC Private Banking and CITIC Securities.
However, the New York Post raised the
possibility of fabricated credentials, stating, "An official at
Hunan TV stated they have never heard of anyone working under that name, and no name could be found in profile searches.
"Related financial institutions are also declining to comment on requests to verify Alice Huang's employment history.
Meanwhile, circumstances pointing to contact between Alice Huang and CEO Jensen Huang continue to emerge.Starting with Nvidia's annual event in California in 2024, the two were confirmed to have been together at Taiwan's Computex, and at dinner gatherings in Taiwan and Shanghai last year.
Involved in the management of Singaporean data center firm Megaspeed, Alice Huang propositioned business deals to Chinese investors in early 2025 by emphasizing her ability to secure advanced Nvidia GPUs.
Currently, Alice Huang's WeChat and email accounts have been deleted, and with only rumors circulating that she is staying in China, her whereabouts remain unknown as she does not respond to contacts from reporters.
Huang does not have a supermajority of voting power at the company, such as Elon Musk does at SpaceX, meaning he cannot force the company to keep him if the board calls for his dismissal.
Colette Kress
After CEO Huang, Kress is the most high-profile executive at Nvidia. As chief financial officer, she regularly speaks on the company’s earning calls. She also helped manage Nvidia’s finances as it has shown explosive growth. She knows the financial side of the company better than virtually anyone and has worked with Huang on business strategy. The question is whether she could parlay that into continuing to lead it forward at the pace Huang has set.
Ian Buck
A long-time Nvidia employee, Buck was key to the development of CUDA, the software platform that is at the center of the company’s computing business. He currently serves as vice president of hyperscale and high performance computing and has a high-level knowledge of the company’s ecosystem and artificial intelligence position.
Bryan Catanzaro
Like Buck, Catanzaro is a key part of the tech team, holding the position of vice president of applied deep learning research. He has been a major architect of the company’s AI work and has extensive time in the R&D operations. He speaks the language of AI companies, which could make him a viable candidate.
Jay Puri
Puri, as head of Nvidia’s worldwide sales and partnerships, developed relationships with all of the company’s biggest and most important customers. That could smooth a possible executive transition. One possible hurdle is that he
retired from the company in July after more than 20 years. He was one of Huang’s direct reports. Prior to joining Nvidia, Puri spent 22 years at Sun Microsystems. He is described as being quiet, but a very calm leader.
