Nvidia board investigates CEO Jen-Hsun Huang over alleged Chinese espionage
Nvidia's Board of Directors opened an investigation into its founder and CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang, over an alleged Chinese espionage case against the United States. According to a 'The New York Times' report, Huang admitted to the board that he had been unfaithful with Alice Huang, an executive who, according to U.S. intelligence services, gathered information for Beijing. The company's shares fell on the New York stock exchange and Donald Trump backed the executive's continuity at the helm of the company.
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- Nvidia's board is investigating its founder and CEO after reports that he was the "target of a foreign intelligence operation".
- Huang admitted to the board an affair with Alice Huang, whom U.S. intelligence links to gathering information for Beijing.
- Nvidia shares fell on the New York stock exchange after the case became known.
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