Nvidia's board has opened an investigation into Jensen Huang
Nvidia's board announced on Sunday that it was launching an independent investigation following reports about the company's chief executive, Jensen Huang. The New York Times and the Financial Times had written about Huang's relationship with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, noting that Chinese intelligence had recruited her for espionage. In a letter to employees, Huang admitted that he had been unfaithful to his wife, and according to the Washington Post, he also apologized to the company and its customers. According to a Nvidia spokesperson, Huang intends to continue working as chief executive without interruption. According to CNBC, lawmakers from both parties in the US are increasingly calling for a congressional investigation.
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