Nvidia’s Jensen Huang believes suffering builds character. The spy scandal could test his philosophy
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The scandal threatens to taint Huang’s largely positive personal brand — one that transformed him into an icon for individual and professional investors alike.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has spent more than three decades building a company that has made him one of the most powerful figures in tech. Now, stunning allegations threaten that legacy, as his board has hired a high-profile law firm to investigate one of the biggest corporate scandals in modern memory. On Tuesday, chipmaker Nvidia announced it had retained New York law firm law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz to lead the investigation into whether Huang, 63, was a target of a foreign intelligence effort. It is a painful moment for Huang. Yet, by his own telling, pain has been his making.
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