Singapore government publicly rebutts WSJ report claiming probe into Nvidia CEO's alleged China contact
GavinSBaker · x · 2026-11-14
Singapore's government issued a clarification statement disputing a WSJ article that claimed officials were concerned about Alice Huang's close ties to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and had investigated her alleged links to Chinese intelligence.
The statement makes clear that:
- Neither the Singapore Government nor its officials ever said this;
- No such investigations into Alice Huang were ever conducted;
- Singapore's Oct 30 written response to WSJ contained nothing about Huang, Jensen Huang, or PRC intelligence, with the correspondence published in full.
The official rebuttal directly undermines the credibility of WSJ's reporting on the world's most valuable AI chip company's CEO.
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