Filings show banned Nvidia chips at Shanghai data center tied to Megaspeed, Alice Huang
dinabass · x · 2026-11-13
Reporter mackhawk (retweeted by dinabass) reveals new evidence: a year ago they asked Nvidia about a Shanghai data center linked to Alice Huang; the company declined to answer and insisted there was "nothing to see" regarding Megaspeed. New filings now show banned Nvidia chips are indeed installed at that site.
An attached relationship chart maps the web between Nvidia, Aperia, Megaspeed, Alice Huang and the Yangtze River Delta Project: servers originally sold to Aperia installed in Shanghai, Huang setting up a company in 2023, a 48% stake held until August 2025, and a subsidiary disclosing restricted Nvidia chips at the facility.
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