Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces ouster over reported affairs with executive and alleged spy

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces potential removal from his role amid investigations into two reported extramarital affairs, one with a company executive and another with an alleged Chinese spy, threatening his control of the company he founded. Huang admitted to an affair with Megaspeed executive Alice Huang, whom Beijing denies is a spy, while a New York Times report alleges a separate relationship with Nvidia vice president Kimberly Powell, who reported directly to him; neither Huang nor Powell have commented on the latter claim. Huang conceived Nvidia in 1993 at a Denny's in San Jose, California, with co-founders Curtis Priem and Chris Malachowsky, after starting his career washing dishes there at age 15; the company, now valued over $4 trillion, nearly collapsed in its first decade before a $5 million Sega investment saved it.