On November 8, Jensen Huang sent a memo to Nvidia employees, admitting that he had been unfaithful to his wife. He said his actions had hurt his family and children, that there was no excuse, and that he was willing to take full responsibility. He apologized to employees, the board, and shareholders. He also said he supported the board’s independent investigation, would cooperate fully, and would remain fully committed to his work at the company.
That same day, the board announced that it had formed an independent committee of directors and hired outside independent legal counsel to investigate, following recent reports that Huang may have been the target of a foreign intelligence operation. The board said it currently had no reason to believe that national security or company secrets had been compromised, but would review all available information and remained confident in Huang and his team. He will continue to serve as CEO during the investigation.
Earlier media reports said he was close to Alice Huang (Huang Le), a former executive at a Singapore data center company, and that U.S. intelligence agencies suspected she might be involved in Chinese intelligence activities. Huang previously said their interactions were normal business dealings.
The investigation has only just begun, and no results are available yet. The company’s stock price and business are drawing attention in the short term, but the statement explicitly said that normal operations would not be affected. The matter involves both personal conduct and a potential national security review; what happens next will depend on the investigation’s findings and the regulators’ response.
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That same day, the board announced that it had formed an independent committee of directors and hired outside independent legal counsel to investigate, following recent reports that Huang may have been the target of a foreign intelligence operation. The board said it currently had no reason to believe that national security or company secrets had been compromised, but would review all available information and remained confident in Huang and his team. He will continue to serve as CEO during the investigation.
Earlier media reports said he was close to Alice Huang (Huang Le), a former executive at a Singapore data center company, and that U.S. intelligence agencies suspected she might be involved in Chinese intelligence activities. Huang previously said their interactions were normal business dealings.
The investigation has only just begun, and no results are available yet. The company’s stock price and business are drawing attention in the short term, but the statement explicitly said that normal operations would not be affected. The matter involves both personal conduct and a potential national security review; what happens next will depend on the investigation’s findings and the regulators’ response.
You can also follow me to learn about more news and information.
#黄仁勋因婚外情致歉，英伟达启动独立调查 $NVDAB
Disclaimer: The above content is compiled solely from public reports and does not constitute investment advice. Markets involve risks, so decisions should be made with caution.$BTC $MSFTB