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'I'm just a piece of sh**': Insiders 'reveal Jensen Huang's final hours as Nvidia CEO - 'he started saying he didn't care''

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'I'm just a piece of sh**': Insiders 'reveal Jensen Huang's final hours as Nvidia CEO - 'he started saying he didn't care''
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Huang resigned from his position as Nvidia faces an internal investigation into his extramarital affairs.

Published: 10:53 GMT, 13 November 2026 | Updated: 11:55 GMT, 13 November 2026

Insiders have revealed the final hours of Jensen Huang's reign as Nvidia CEO, as the tech tycoon's dramatic fall from grace sends shockwaves through global markets.

Huang resigned from his position as Nvidia launched an internal investigation into his extramarital affairs, including one with a woman suspected of having links to Chinese intelligence.

Huang, who has been married to his wife Lori for over 40 years, admitted Sunday to an affair, reportedly with Alice Huang, a former senior executive at Singapore-based data center company Megaspeed.

And on Wednesday, The New York Times reported a second affair, citing a video of Huang being affectionate with Nvidia's vice president of health care, Kimberly Powell.

The scandal has wiped $550bn off Nvidia's market valuation, as it raises national security fears and leaves the AI industry in uncharted waters.

According to insiders cited by Bloomberg, Huang's morale had plummeted over the past week.

In the days leading up to his resignation on Wednesday, he was emotionally drained, repeatedly using phrases such as 'whatever' and 'I don't care'.

Those who have spoken to him in recent days said he had taken a very self-critical tone, reportedly describing himself as a 'piece of sh**.'

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