Trump responds to Jensen Huang's affair.
On November 8 local time, Jensen Huang sent an internal letter to all Nvidia employees. In it, he admitted to being unfaithful to his wife, saying his actions had hurt his wife and children and that there were no excuses. He said he was willing to take full responsibility and accept criticism. He also said he would fully cooperate with the company's investigation and continue serving the company.
Nvidia subsequently confirmed that Huang would remain CEO for now. The board has launched an independent investigation, formed a committee of independent directors, and hired outside counsel to assist. The investigation is focused primarily on national security concerns raised in recent media reports. The company currently says there is no reason to believe that confidential information or national security has been compromised.
That same day, when reporters asked Trump about the matter, he replied that he had not spoken with Huang yet. He said all he knew was that Huang was a very good person who had always done an excellent job, and that he sincerely hoped everything would be all right. Asked whether Huang should continue as CEO, he said unequivocally that he should. He also said he had not heard that Huang had done anything wrong—he had just been involved with someone, but who hasn't? Asked whether he would take Huang along on his trip to Asia next week, Trump said it was not yet certain, but that he would be willing to.
The background is that The New York Times and other outlets previously reported that U.S. intelligence agencies believed Huang had close ties to Alice Huang (Huang Le), a former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, who was suspected of passing information to Beijing. Nvidia previously said their interactions were part of normal business. The investigation is ongoing, and no specific findings have been announced. Huang's eldest daughter had been scheduled to attend an event in South Korea but also canceled her trip for family reasons.
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On November 8 local time, Jensen Huang sent an internal letter to all Nvidia employees. In it, he admitted to being unfaithful to his wife, saying his actions had hurt his wife and children and that there were no excuses. He said he was willing to take full responsibility and accept criticism. He also said he would fully cooperate with the company's investigation and continue serving the company.
Nvidia subsequently confirmed that Huang would remain CEO for now. The board has launched an independent investigation, formed a committee of independent directors, and hired outside counsel to assist. The investigation is focused primarily on national security concerns raised in recent media reports. The company currently says there is no reason to believe that confidential information or national security has been compromised.
That same day, when reporters asked Trump about the matter, he replied that he had not spoken with Huang yet. He said all he knew was that Huang was a very good person who had always done an excellent job, and that he sincerely hoped everything would be all right. Asked whether Huang should continue as CEO, he said unequivocally that he should. He also said he had not heard that Huang had done anything wrong—he had just been involved with someone, but who hasn't? Asked whether he would take Huang along on his trip to Asia next week, Trump said it was not yet certain, but that he would be willing to.
The background is that The New York Times and other outlets previously reported that U.S. intelligence agencies believed Huang had close ties to Alice Huang (Huang Le), a former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, who was suspected of passing information to Beijing. Nvidia previously said their interactions were part of normal business. The investigation is ongoing, and no specific findings have been announced. Huang's eldest daughter had been scheduled to attend an event in South Korea but also canceled her trip for family reasons.
You can follow me for more news and updates.
#黄仁勋因婚外情致歉，英伟达启动独立调查 #特朗普
Disclaimer: The content above is compiled from publicly available reports and is for reference only. It does not constitute investment advice. Please refer to the latest information from official sources and authoritative media.$TRUMP $NVDAB