Megaspeed GPU inventory review follows server investigation

Megaspeed's assets grew roughly ninetyfold in a year. Now the destination of servers linked to the AI infrastructure company is under investigation, turning attention from online personalities to the hardware trail.

Lianhe Zaobao's examination of Singapore corporate filings puts assets at about $32.89 million in 2023 and $2.976 billion in 2024. The company recorded a roughly $20.04 million loss in 2024. Expanding assets are not the same as profits.

Singapore's home affairs ministry said November 12 that the inquiry concerns server-purchase declarations and possible onward routing from Malaysia. Megaspeed and six individuals remain under investigation.

The ministry said Alice Huang was not investigated for espionage and evidence of declaration-related offences was insufficient. She received a stern warning and re-entry ban for inaccurate information downplaying her role.

Megaspeed says it cooperated with US Commerce inspections and retained a US law firm for a comprehensive GPU census and independent export-compliance verification. That announces a review, not its outcome.

Three US House committee chairs requested a closed-door briefing from Jensen Huang for November 18. A congressional request is not a court judgment. Purchase records, declarations and physical equipment locations remain the central pieces to reconcile.

Source dates: US House, November 5, 2026; Lianhe Zaobao, November 10; Singapore MHA and Megaspeed, November 12.