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Nvidia chief Jensen Huang has admitted to having an extramarital affair as his company announced it will investigate reports he was the “target of a foreign intelligence effort.”
The separate statements come amid growing concern over Huang’s close relationship with an executive from Singapore-based tech company Megaspeed, Alice Huang. Several US outlets have reported that American officials suspect Alice Huang, no relation, has fed intelligence to China and helped smuggle advanced artificial intelligence chips into the country.
CNN's Will Ripley has the details and technology journalist Jacob Ward says the scandal is putting Nvidia's board of directors in "an impossible position." Also, Sen Chris Coons (D-DE) comments on possible implications to American national security and CNN tech reporter Clare Duffy reports on the market reaction.
0:00 CNN's Will Ripley on Jensen Huang's admission
2:44 Tech reporter says Nvidia's public relations bind is "unprecedented"
6:44 Sen. Coons says the scandal may cause US national security issues
8:31 How will investors react?
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<br>why no one talk about Country First now?? This will not happen if any of them put the County First!!
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<br>The underlying mindset of Americans (And most Western media) leads them to believe that even though Jensen Huang is the founder and CEO of the world’s second-largest company, there is no way a woman would choose to have an affair with him solely because of his personal charm, wealth, or sexual appeal.
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<br>And his affair can only be the work of a foreign spy who seduced him for espionage purposes to extract classified information.