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Nvidia Board Prepares to Oust CEO Jensen Huang as Report of Second Alleged Affair Emerges: WSJ

The probe follows a second affair report and a $600 billion selloff, while lawmakers press for tighter chip export curbs to China.

  • On Wednesday, Nvidia's board reportedly began preparations to remove CEO Jensen Huang following disclosures of two extramarital affairs, including one with a suspected Chinese intelligence asset.
  • U.S. intelligence agencies identified the woman in the first affair as an alleged Chinese intelligence asset, prompting Huang's November 8 admission that he was "unfaithful" and triggering an independent national security probe.
  • Reports surfaced Wednesday that Huang also had an extramarital relationship with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia vice president of healthcare, raising conflict-of-interest concerns and exposing the $4 trillion company's lack of succession planning.
  • Nvidia shares plummeted over 8% in after-hours trading, erasing roughly $600 billion in market value this week, though some retail investors increased purchases betting on long-term dominance despite the crisis.
  • House committee leaders requested a closed-door briefing on the allegations and warned of potential subpoenas if Huang fails to comply, as lawmakers scrutinize the chipmaker's supply chain exposure to restricted Chinese markets.
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Two inappropriate infidelity affairs are two too many and now Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is hanging loose.

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Nvidia's board met to decide whether to dismiss Jensen Huang after reports of two extramarital relationships.The action falls about 7%.

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Nvidia board weighs fate of its boss after new reports

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