The Huang Filecase file · v0.1
claim C-0058 Unconfirmed unnamed source

The Information: Litong-linked firms invested in DeepSeek’s round to open a channel for Blackwell chips; DeepSeek staff pitched them as black-market suppliers

Date
2026-11-12
Claimed by
The Information, citing three unnamed people (unnamed)
Via
S-0060 · The Information
Topics
alice-huang, blackwell, money
File
claims/C-0058-the-information-litong-linked-firms-invested-in-deepseeks-ro.md

Unnamed-source claim (paywalled; read through relays). Documentary element per The Information: filings show Jiangsu Lettall committed ¥95M to a Monolith Management–managed SPV. Alice Huang "has never held a formal executive title or direct equity stake" in Century Litong or Lettall, per the relays. It is unclear whether any Blackwell chips were delivered. No DeepSeek or Litong response found.

Sources

  • S-0061 · Investing.com · 2026-11-12 · link (snippet)
  • S-0062 · Chosunbiz · 2026-11-13 · link (snippet)
  • S-0060 · The Information · 2026-11-12 · link (snippet, paywalled)

Related

  • F-0050 The Information reports Alice Huang–linked firms invested in DeepSeek and promised Blackwell access
  • C-0059 The Information: Century Litong imported ~240,000 Nvidia chips worth ≥$7.5B into China since 2023, and became an Nvidia preferred cloud partner four months after founding

Referenced by (6)

  • fact F-0050 The Information reports Alice Huang–linked firms invested in DeepSeek and promised Blackwell access
  • claim C-0059 The Information: Century Litong imported ~240,000 Nvidia chips worth ≥$7.5B into China since 2023, and became an Nvidia preferred cloud partner four months after founding
  • claim C-0060 HK01 / C4ADS: Alice Huang’s Hong Kong firm VFO International imported Nvidia chips and equipment from Megaspeed’s Indonesian unit in 2024
  • theory T-0001 Chinese intelligence operation (the published mainstream account)
  • theory T-0003 Commercial chip-broker, not espionage
  • theory T-0010 Nvidia’s China channel: diversion as business model, espionage as distraction