#黄仁勋承认出轨 #黄仁勋承认出轨向妻儿道歉
Wow, this story is enough to leave anyone stunned. The New York Times and the Financial Times have both reported that U.S. intelligence agencies believe Jensen Huang had a “romantic relationship” with a senior executive named Alice Huang, whom they claim is a Chinese spy suspected of using that relationship to smuggle Nvidia chips and pass along information. But here’s the key detail: so far, there’s been no publicly available hard evidence. The reports use words like “allege” and “assess.”

Jensen Huang has now acknowledged the affair in an internal document, but denies leaking any confidential information. China’s Foreign Ministry has dismissed the claims outright as baseless speculation by U.S. intelligence, calling them pure defamation and smear tactics. The backdrop to this story looks more like an export-control case, with the alleged affair just a stray detail that emerged during surveillance. Megaspeed came under scrutiny because chips may have been diverted to China; the romantic-relationship allegation was a byproduct. Huang is also due to give a closed-door briefing to Congress on November 18. The fallout from this story may well be far more serious than the gossip itself.