الرئيس التنفيذي لإنفيديا جينسن هوانغ يقرّ بعلاقة غرامية فيما يفتح مجلس الإدارة تحقيقًا

Doge_father · 2026-11-09T08:45:54.000Z

أقرّ الرئيس التنفيذي لشركة إنفيديا، جينسن هوانغ، بإقامة علاقة غرامية، وفتح مجلس إدارة الشركة تحقيقًا، وفقًا لتقارير نشرتها نيويورك تايمز وول ستريت جورنال وبلومبرغ ورويترز وأكسيوس. ما الذي حدث أرسل هوانغ رسالة إلى موظفي إنفيديا أقرّ فيها بهذه العلاقة. وقال فيها إنه لم يكن وفيًا لزوجته، وإن تصرفاته آذتها وآذت أطفالهما، مضيفًا أنه لا عذر لما فعله. تخضع العلاقة للتدقيق لأن الطرف الآخر يُزعم أنه مسؤول تنفيذي صيني متهم بالعمل جاسوسًا. وكانت صحيفة نيويورك تايمز أول من أفاد في أواخر أكتوبر بأن هوانغ كان مستهدفًا في إطار مسعى استخباراتي صيني، وأن مسؤولين حذّروا إنفيديا من هذه العلاقة المتشابكة.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to an affair and the company's board of directors has opened an investigation, according to reporting from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Reuters and Axios.
WHAT HAPPENED
Huang sent a letter to Nvidia employees acknowledging the relationship. In it, he said he had been unfaithful to his wife and that his actions hurt her and their children, adding that there was no excuse for what he did.
The relationship is under scrutiny because the other party is alleged to be a Chinese executive accused of acting as a spy. The New York Times first reported in late October that Huang had been the target of a Chinese intelligence effort, and that officials had warned Nvidia about the entanglement.
Nvidia's board has now formally opened an inquiry into the relationship. The company has said Huang remains in his role while the investigation proceeds.
THE NUMBERS
Nvidia is the world's most valuable semiconductor company, with a market capitalisation that has at times exceeded $4 trillion. Huang co-founded the company in 1993 and has led it throughout the AI boom, making him one of the most influential executives in the technology industry.
The affair and the spy allegation carry national security weight because Nvidia's advanced AI chips are at the centre of US export controls on China. Any suggestion of a foreign intelligence link to the company's leadership is therefore sensitive.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
The board investigation is the immediate variable. Its scope, its findings and whether they affect Huang's position will determine how the story develops.
Investors are also watching. Shares dipped on retail trading platforms following the news, and analysts have begun discussing what a leadership transition would mean for the company's AI roadmap.
Separately, the case raises questions about how US technology executives are vetted and briefed on foreign contact, particularly at companies whose products are subject to export controls.
This is a developing story. The reporting cited here is from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Reuters and Axios, published on November 8 and 9, 2026.
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