Headlines and markets have one item on their minds this week: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's affair.
The semiconductor tycoon stated on November 8 that he had been unfaithful to his wife, days following The New York Times reported on his near association alongside Alice Huang, an administrator at the Singaporean data center business Megaspeed who US officials accept was passing data to Beijing.
Following the Times' first narrative in delayed October, Nvidia characterized Jensen Huang and Alice Huang's interactions as routine business. Megaspeed, established in 2023, is an Nvidia client and a spinoff of the Chinese business 7Road Holdings.
But the brace have been seen together multiple times in latest years, at gathering after-parties and frequently surrounded by another tech executives.
Little is known concerning Alice Huang — identified as Huang Le in Singapore company filings — but the Times wrote that she earlier worked in a Shanghai-based funding prosperity that backed 7Road.
Here's a timeline of Jensen Huang and Alice Huang's community appearances complete the years.
June 2024: The earliest publically known interaction
It's unclear whenever the duo archetypal met, but their archetypal community sighting together was at an after-party following Computex 2024, Taiwan's celebrated annual device and tech commerce show.
NetThunder, a application company, shared a image of Huang and Alice Huang at a bar alongside another innovation executives in June 2024.
NetThunder shared the image on its LinkedIn page, penning that the executives were raising their drinks to the "seemingly endless possibilities enabled through AI."
The brace was photographed again in Taipei in 2025
Jensen Huang and Alice Huang were photographed together again at a meal during an industry gathering in Taipei in May 2025. This was near to Computex 2025, anywhere Huang delivered a keynote presentation.
Footage from a local Taiwanese broadcaster showed the brace exiting San Liu Shi Fu, an upscale reservation-only eatery in Taipei specializing in Shanghainese and Cantonese cuisine.
Local media reported that Huang has visited the eatery multiple times.
The meal took location on the sidelines of Computex 2025
Footage from local news outlet SETHN News Network showed Jensen Huang exiting the eatery alongside to-go bags of "chao mian," a stir-fried noodle dish, which he handed out to the assemblage gathered outside.
Alice Huang, who exited the institution alongside him, was seen position in the background, waiting during Huang signed autographs for the crowd.
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