一张同框照引爆「间谍」传言：黄仁勋与黄乐两度在台北同框，网友放大解读，当事人受访称往来正常
这几天，中英文社交平台都在转同一组照片：英伟达（Nvidia）创始人兼首席执行官黄仁勋（Jensen Huang）与一名同姓黄的女子并肩而坐、同桌饮酒，配文多是「美女间谍接近黄仁勋」一类说法，在X、微博、YouTube和中文自媒体上热传。传言的源头是《纽约时报》10月29日的报道：该报引述多名了解机密情报的人士称，美国情报机构认定新加坡数据中心公司Megaspeed前高管黄乐（Alice Huang）在为中国政府搜集信息，并说她与黄仁勋「关系密切」。黄乐与黄仁勋并无亲属关系。截至发稿，这项指控没有任何公开证据支持，黄乐没有被起诉任何罪名，黄仁勋已公开受访回应，称双方往来「正常、并无不寻常之处」。
流传最广的画面，是一张2024年6月的台北酒吧照片：黄仁勋手持威士忌酒杯，黄乐坐在他身旁，同桌还有多名超级智能（SI）业界高管。这张照片并非偷拍，最初由一家名为Net Thunder的公司发在领英（LinkedIn）上，发帖者标注黄乐为「Megaspeed董事长Alice Wong」。据台湾东森新闻追查，拍摄地点是台北茹曦酒店15楼的Opera Sky Bar，时值台北国际电脑展（Computex）期间的一场展会后聚会，现场还有技嘉创办人叶培城、总经理李宜泰等业界人士。
第二段被反复转发的画面发生在2025年5月：黄仁勋在台北与多家SI供应商高管共进商务晚餐，地点在台北三六食府；流传的离场画面中，黄仁勋在餐厅外与台湾记者交谈，黄乐站在他身后几步、面带笑容等候。
据围观网友与自媒体的解读，两人在酒吧里并肩而坐、黄乐是合影中在座的唯一女性、餐后又站在他身后等候，被不少帖子读作姿态亲密，进而衍生出「间谍靠近」乃至影射私情的说法。这些解读属于围观者的主观猜测。《纽约时报》原文写明，该报无法确定两人关系究竟有多密切，报道也没有涉及两人关系是否属恋爱性质。
网友还翻出黄乐的公开履历：中国私募基金数据库私募排排网的一份基金经理档案称，黄乐是上海和熙投资管理有限公司执行董事，自述曾任湖南卫视、央视一套新闻记者，后任汇丰私人银行部总裁助理、中信证券副总裁。《纽约邮报》就此核查称，一名湖南卫视高管表示「从没听说过她」，该报在央视网站上也查不到以黄乐之名发表的报道。早在2025年10月，一个批评北京的中文YouTube频道就已把这份基金档案上的照片与同框照并排比对。
值得注意的是，被反复转发的两次同框都发生在公开场合：一次是行业展会期间、同业高管满座的酒吧聚会，照片由参与的企业自行发上领英；一次是多家供应商高管出席的商务晚餐，餐厅外有记者守候拍摄。这与「秘密接触」的叙事并不相符。这一点与间谍说法并陈于此，本稿不替读者下结论。
黄仁勋10月29日接受彭博新闻采访时为双方往来辩护，称英伟达与Megaspeed的业务关系「正常、并无不寻常之处」（normal and not unusual），并说：「我们研究了他们部署的每一颗我们的图形处理器（GPU），每一颗都清点过了。」据彭博及台媒转述，他还表示，自己与黄乐的互动只是例行往来，与他同中国客户及企业高层打交道的方式相同；黄乐已经离开Megaspeed；美国政府从未向他提过对黄乐的怀疑。这里向读者交代一句：网上流传的「黄仁勋亲口说她不是间谍」这一说法，在通讯社与各家媒体的报道中查无逐字原话出处，是对他上述否认内容的概括转述。英伟达发言人John Rizzo另表示：「黄仁勋与黄女士的互动并无不寻常或出人意料之处。」
其他各方的说法：中国外交部发言人郭嘉昆10月30日在例行记者会上称，相关报道纯属无端臆测、是对中国的抹黑；中国驻美国大使馆发言人刘畅斥之为毫无根据的诽谤。Megaspeed表示，公司高度重视此事，已聘请外部律师展开内部调查，并向美方表示将配合调查。新加坡警方对《华尔街日报》表示，对Megaspeed的调查仍在进行；新加坡内政部随后另行声明，称并没有针对黄乐涉华关系展开过调查，两方说法并不一致。白宫、美国中央情报局与国家安全局拒绝置评。黄乐本人没有回应媒体的置评请求。
这起传言的核实状态可以归纳如下：「间谍」指控仅来自《纽约时报》《华尔街日报》引述的不具名情报官员，美方没有公开任何证据，也没有公开说明黄乐究竟传递过什么信息；据《纽约时报》报道，美国官员的结论是黄仁勋并不知道黄乐被指从事的活动，不过报道同时提到，部分特朗普政府高层对此私下存疑；报道还称，特朗普约一年前听取过相关简报，没有采取行动。芯片转运方面，贸易记录显示，Megaspeed一家马来西亚关联公司在2024年6月至2026年2月间购入至少48亿美元含有英伟达技术的设备，美国商务部的相关调查今年已由司法部接手；英伟达称，转运指控去年已经过彻底调查并被证伪。
关联：英伟达驳斥「中国间谍接近黄仁勋」报道：涉事高管来自新加坡云厂商Megaspeed，公司称接触仅限普通商务信息
来源：GSM·美国
A Bar Photo Fuels 'Spy' Buzz Online: Jensen Huang and Alice Huang Seen Together Twice in Taipei as Huang Calls the Dealings Normal
The same set of photos has been circulating across Chinese- and English-language social media for days: Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang seated beside a woman who shares his surname, drinks on the table, under captions about a 'beauty spy' who got close to him. The posts have spread widely on X, Weibo, YouTube and Chinese-language self-media accounts. The underlying report came from The New York Times on October 29: citing people briefed on classified intelligence, the paper said U.S. intelligence agencies had concluded that Alice Huang (Huang Le), a former executive at Singapore data-center company Megaspeed, gathered information for the Chinese government, and that she had built a 'close relationship' with Jensen Huang. The two are not related. As of publication, no public evidence supports the espionage allegation, Alice Huang has not been charged with any crime, and Jensen Huang has responded publicly, calling the dealings 'normal and not unusual.'
The most widely shared image is a June 2024 photo at a Taipei bar: Jensen Huang holds a glass of whiskey and Alice Huang sits beside him, with several other AI-industry executives at the table. The photo was not a paparazzi shot; it was first posted on LinkedIn by a company called Net Thunder, which identified her as 'Alice Wong, chairwoman of Megaspeed.' Taiwan's EBC News traced the location to the Opera Sky Bar on the 15th floor of the Illume Taipei hotel, at an after-party during the Computex trade show, with Gigabyte founder Y.P. Yeh and general manager E.T. Lee among those present.
The second much-shared set of images dates to May 2025, when Huang dined with executives from several AI suppliers at the San Liu restaurant in Taipei. In the circulating footage of the group leaving, Huang chats with Taiwanese reporters outside the restaurant while Alice Huang stands a few feet behind him, smiling and waiting.
Online commentators have read the two scenes — sitting side by side at the bar, her being the only woman seated in the group photo, waiting behind him after dinner — as signs of intimacy, spinning them into 'spy gets close' narratives and insinuations about a personal relationship. Those readings are speculation by onlookers. The Times itself wrote that it could not establish how close the relationship actually was, and its report did not address whether the relationship was romantic in nature.
Netizens also dug up her public résumé. A fund-manager profile on the Chinese private-fund database Simuwang lists Huang Le as an executive director of Shanghai Hexi Investment Management, saying she worked as a news reporter for Hunan TV and CCTV-1, then as assistant to the president of HSBC's private-banking division and a vice president at CITIC Securities. The New York Post checked and reported that an executive at Hunan TV said, 'I have not heard of her,' and that the Post found no reporting under her name on CCTV's website. As early as October 2025, a Beijing-critical Chinese-language YouTube channel had placed the fund-profile photo side by side with the photos of her next to Jensen Huang.
Both encounters that keep being reposted happened in public: one at a bar gathering full of industry peers during a trade show, in a photo the participating company itself posted on LinkedIn; the other at a business dinner attended by multiple supplier executives, with reporters waiting outside. That sits awkwardly with a narrative of secret contact. GSM presents both points without drawing a conclusion for the reader.
Jensen Huang defended the relationship in an interview with Bloomberg News on October 29, calling Nvidia's business with Megaspeed 'normal and not unusual,' and saying: 'We've studied all their deployments of our GPUs and counted every one.' According to Bloomberg and Taiwanese media accounts, he added that his interactions with Alice Huang were routine, the same as his dealings with Chinese customers and executives generally; that she has left Megaspeed; and that the U.S. government never told him of any suspicions about her. One clarification for readers: the widely repeated line that Huang 'said she is not a spy' appears in no wire or newspaper account as a verbatim quote; it is a paraphrase of the denials above. Nvidia spokesman John Rizzo separately said: 'Jensen's interactions with Ms. Huang are not unusual or unexpected.'
Other parties have also weighed in. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said at an October 30 briefing that the reporting was groundless speculation and a smear against China; Chinese Embassy spokesman Liu Chang in Washington called it groundless slander. Megaspeed said it takes the matter extremely seriously, has hired outside lawyers to run an internal investigation and will cooperate with U.S. authorities. Singapore police told The Wall Street Journal that investigations into Megaspeed are ongoing; Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs later said separately that there were no such investigations into Alice Huang over her alleged China ties — the two statements do not match. The White House, the CIA and the NSA declined to comment. Alice Huang did not respond to requests for comment.
The verification status of the story is as follows. The espionage allegation rests solely on unnamed intelligence officials cited by The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal; no evidence has been made public, and it remains undisclosed what information she is supposed to have passed. According to the Times, U.S. officials concluded that Jensen Huang did not know of her alleged activities, though the paper also reported that some senior Trump administration officials privately doubt that; it said President Trump was briefed about a year ago and took no action. On chip diversion, trade records show a Malaysian affiliate of Megaspeed bought at least $4.8 billion of equipment containing Nvidia technology between June 2024 and February 2026, and the Commerce Department probe has since been taken over by the Justice Department; Nvidia says the diversion allegations were thoroughly investigated and debunked last year.
Source: GSM · USA
来源：GSM·美国（原文链接）
图片来源：图：英伟达创始人兼首席执行官黄仁勋2025年1月在拉斯维加斯消费电子展（CES）上发表英伟达主题演讲（Joseph Zadeh 摄，经 Wikimedia Commons，CC BY-SA 4.0）。 / Jensen Huang delivering the Nvidia keynote at CES in Las Vegas in January 2025 (Joseph Zadeh via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0).
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