The Huang Filecase file · v0.1
source S-0005

Clarification Statement on Wall Street Journal’s Article

Date
2026-10-31
Outlet
Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs (official)
Author
MHA
URL
https://www.mha.gov.sg/media-room/newsroom/clarification-statement-on-wall-street-journals-article/
Retrieved
full · accessed 2026-11-12
File
sources/S-0005-clarification-statement-on-wall-street-journals-article.md

Official statement (text retrieved). Refers to WSJ article "Chinese Executive Close to Nvidia CEO Suspected of Giving China Information" (Oct. 30). States the WSJ article cites sources that Singapore officials were concerned about Alice Huang's ties to Jensen Huang or her being an alleged Chinese intelligence source, and had investigated her ties to China. Exact text: "We would like to make clear that neither the Singapore Government nor its officials said this. And there were no such investigations conducted in respect of Alice Huang." Publishes the WSJ query (asserting Singapore's intelligence agency suspected her of being an MSS asset and questioned her in 2025) and SPF's Oct. 30 reply ("Investigations into Megaspeed are ongoing. We are unable to comment further at this juncture." plus general statements on export controls and fraud charges).

Referenced by (5)

  • fact F-0015 WSJ publishes "Chinese Executive Close to Nvidia CEO Suspected of Giving China Information"
  • fact F-0016 Singapore MHA issues a formal clarification disputing the WSJ article
  • claim C-0008 WSJ: Singapore officials were concerned about Alice Huang and had investigated her ties to China
  • claim C-0009 Singapore MHA: "neither the Singapore Government nor its officials said this. And there were no such investigations conducted in respect of Alice Huang."
  • claim C-0037 Seed: outlets "failed to notice" Singapore’s official denial of the WSJ report