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Nvidia Board Weighs Future of CEO Jensen Huang Following Reports of Multiple Affairs

Technology · First reported 11 Nov, 22:28 · Updated 22:58

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Nvidia's board of directors is holding meetings to discuss the future and potential removal of chief executive Jensen Huang following reports of a second extramarital affair involving a company executive. The developments follow Huang's recent admission of a relationship with a businesswoman suspected of links to Chinese intelligence, triggering government scrutiny and a sharp drop in company shares.

  • Nvidia's board prepared to meet to evaluate chief executive Jensen Huang's position, with potential dismissal among the options under consideration.
  • Reports revealed that Huang engaged in an extramarital relationship with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's vice president of healthcare, who reports directly to him.
  • The revelations follow Huang's earlier admission to employees regarding an affair with Alice Huang, a former executive at Singapore-based data center supplier Megaspeed suspected by U.S. intelligence of ties to China's Ministry of State Security.
  • Nvidia's board retained outside legal counsel and a former federal prosecutor to investigate whether any corporate secrets or intellectual property were compromised.
  • Company shares dropped between 8 and 9 percent in late and after-hours trading following reports of the second relationship and board discussions.
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Company Market Value
$4.2 trillion
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Around 90%
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3.56%
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Fell 8% to 9% in after-hours trading

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