Bloomberg details web of Chinese AI companies with smuggled NVIDIA chips linked to Alice Huang

Bloomberg reports that records link companies associated with Alice Huang to NVIDIA AI chips that were not authorised for sale in China, including chips installed at a Shanghai computing facility. The findings may draw scrutiny as former NVIDIA chief Jensen Huang is due to testify before Congress this month, though the documents do not establish Alice Huang’s personal involvement in buying the chips.

The report says Singapore-based Aperia Cloud Services bought 22 Dell servers containing H800 chips; Dell reportedly ended its business ties with Aperia in February 2025. Filings for Shanghai Longteng Intelligent Computing, founded by Alice Huang but no longer involving her since 2017, also listed 52 Super Micro servers with H100 or H200 chips, which require US government permission for sale to Chinese companies. Bloomberg says the Yangtze River Delta Project facility has links to Alice Huang and was presented by her company Megaspeed to investors in 2024.