The Mainland Affairs Council says it has received no information concerning
reports that the U-S recommended agencies monitor a suspected Chinese spy
linked to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

However, council spokesman Liang Wen-chieh says his office is unable to
confirm whether other agencies here in Taiwan were alerted.

The statement comes after the New York Times reported that Washington advised
Taiwan authorities in 2024 to monitor visits to the island by Alice Huang.

Huang is linked to Singapore-based cloud-computing company Megaspeed.

She has come under scrutiny following reports that U-S intelligence officials
suspected her of spying for China and that she had a romantic relationship
with the Nvidia founder.

Mainland Affairs Council head Chiu Chui-cheng says Huang entered Taiwan three
times in 2024 and five times in 2025 and did so as a Hong Kong resident for
business purposes.

Chiu says she wasn't specially flagged during those visits.

The National Immigration Agency says it worked with national security
authorities to monitor Huang's visits to Taiwan and her entry permit has
since been revoked, and she has now been placed under entry restrictions.