Nvidia probes CEO Jensen Huang's affair amid China security concerns

Semiconductors Nvidia probes CEO Jensen Huang's affair amid China security concerns US intelligence reportedly suspects woman of links to Chinese espionage The board of directors of Nvidia said in a statement they don’t believe that either national security or corporate secrets were compromised. © Reuters STELLA YIFAN XIE and YIFAN YU November 9, 2026 06:31 JST Updated on November 9, 2026 13:33 JST NEW YORK/PALO ALTO, California -- Nvidia launched an investigation on Sunday into CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted to having an affair with a woman U.S. intelligence officials believe to be a Chinese spy. Read Next US-China tensions Key Republicans seek briefing from Nvidia CEO over Chinese spy allegations Technology Asia's AI supply chain and US data centers set to weather 'blue wave' #techAsia Taiwan's chipmakers shine brightest in living memory Semiconductors SK Hynix quarterly profit soars sevenfold to $63bn on strong memory demand Tech Asia HP and Asus shift some PC making back to China due to AI-driven cost hikes Technology Foxconn chief downplays AI bubble concerns, sees strong 2027 growth Latest on Semiconductors Semiconductors Japan's Aisin develops new type of AI chip that cuts energy use 98% Semiconductors DRAM prices double in 2026 as AI focus squeezes PC makers Semiconductors Memory chip makers outearn Alphabet, other tech giants on AI demand Sponsored Content About Sponsored Content This content was commissioned by Nikkei's Global Business Bureau.