Nvidia board weighs CEO Jensen Huang's future after affair reports
Nvidia is under pressure to remove CEO Jensen Huang following reports of two affairs, one with an alleged Chinese spy and another with a company executive, prompting an independent board investigation and market turmoil. The Wall Street Journal reported the board is preparing to oust Huang, who acknowledged infidelity on Sunday. The alleged spy, Alice Huang of Megaspeed International, faces U.S. Commerce Department scrutiny over possible export control violations, which the company denies. Huang co-founded Nvidia in 1993, and the company now dominates AI chip supply, reporting $118 billion net profit on $178 billion revenue in recent quarters. His potential exit leaves no designated successor, raising concerns about leadership vacuum and AI industry fallout.