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Nvidia launches investigation into CEO Jensen Huang's affair with possible Chinese spy

Original title: Nvidia will investigate CEO Jensen Huang’s relationship with possible Chinese spy

TechCrunch · AIby Anthony Ha ()2 min read
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Jensen Huang admits to an affair with Alice Huang allegedly recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security; Nvidia board launches independent review with no reported national security compromise.

Nvidia's board of directors announced an independent investigation into whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a Chinese espionage operation. Huang admitted to the affair in a memo to staff, stating he was deeply sorry and had fallen short of his responsibilities. The company has no reason to believe national security or secrets were compromised and Huang will cooperate fully.

Unconfirmed: Claims that Alice Huang was recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security to spy; no confirmation of actual espionage or data compromise.

Key facts
  • Independent directors working with outside counsel will oversee the review
  • Huang fully supports the investigation
  • Interactions with Alice Huang were described as not unusual previously
  • The case occurs amid US-China trade tensions over AI chips
  • Huang maintains a close relationship with President Trump
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In a memo to the company, Huang admitted that he had an affair.

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By Anthony Ha · techcrunch.com

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