Singapore Will Not Prosecute Alice Huang in Megaspeed Probe

Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs will not prosecute Hong Kong resident Alice Huang, saying evidence does not show her involvement in suspected false declarations during server procurement as the Megaspeed investigation continues.

The ministry said police investigated Huang over suspected false declarations tied to server purchases. It said available evidence was insufficient to establish that she was involved in an offense. The decision applies to Huang’s case and does not close the separate investigation into Megaspeed.

Singapore continues investigating Megaspeed and six other individuals as part of enforcement action involving server re-export trade. The six individuals have not entered Singapore since the inquiry began in February 2025. That investigation remains open, while Huang will not face prosecution in Singapore.

The ministry’s update separates the individual decision on Huang from the broader status of the probe. It adds a Singapore development to scrutiny of Nvidia-linked chip shipments and U.S.-China export controls.