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Nvidia CEO news LIVE updates: Key board meeting today as chipmaker mulls removing Jensen Huang

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Nvidia CEO news live updates: Nvidia's board has been working with an outside firm as it mulls replacing Jensen Huang as the CEO
Nvidia CEO news live updates: Nvidia's board has been working with an outside firm as it mulls replacing Jensen Huang as the CEO · Hindustan Times

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Nvidia CEO news LIVE updates: Amid the ongoing spying row, triggered by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's affair with a Chinese businesswoman, the board of the AI company is likely to meet today as they mull removing Huang. | World News

Nvidia CEO news LIVE updates: Nvidia's board has been working with an outside firm as it mulls removing Jensen Huang as the chief executive officer, claims a WSJ report. This meeting comes after Jensen Huang's admission of having an extramarital affair with an alleged Chinese businesswoman, Alice Huang, a row has erupted, with the United States launching a 'national security' probe into the matter.

US officials have stated that they have reason to believe Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, is a Chinese intelligence asset. Jensen Huang has not named Huang Le while admitting to his affair.

Concerns were also raised after it was found that Alice Huang was a managing director at Megaspeed, which is a Singapore-based firm and Nvidia's main cloud partner for the Asia-Pacific region.

US officials have alleged that through Jensen Huang, Alice Huang may have helped China secure Nvidia's AI chips, which Beijing has been prohibited from acquiring.

Amid this row, a New York Times report has claimed that Jensen Huang had a second affair with Nvidia vice president Kimberly Powell, who directly reports to him.

US officials have stated that they have reason to believe Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, is a Chinese intelligence asset. Jensen Huang has not named Huang Le while admitting to his affair.

Concerns were also raised after it was found that Alice Huang was a managing director at Megaspeed, which is a Singapore-based firm and Nvidia's main cloud partner for the Asia-Pacific region.

US officials have alleged that through Jensen Huang, Alice Huang may have helped China secure Nvidia's AI chips, which Beijing has been prohibited from acquiring.

Amid this row, a New York Times report has claimed that Jensen Huang had a second affair with Nvidia vice president Kimberly Powell, who directly reports to him.

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