Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang issued a memo to all Nvidia employees on Sunday, confirming he had an affair. In the memo, Huang apologized to his family and colleagues for his actions, taking full responsibility for the hurt caused.
The memo also addressed the ongoing situation regarding national security concerns. Huang stated that Nvidia's Board of Directors has initiated an independent investigation into his relationship with Alice Huang, an AI executive identified as a suspected agent of the Chinese government.
Huang expressed his full support for the investigation and pledged to cooperate completely. He reiterated his commitment to Nvidia and to supporting national security, emphasizing his pride in being an American.
The CEO acknowledged that his actions fell short of his responsibilities as a leader and expressed his intent to earn back the confidence of his colleagues, partners, and shareholders. He also requested privacy for his family during this time.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sent a memo to employees acknowledging an affair and the company's board initiating an independent investigation into his relationship with Alice Huang, an AI executive and suspected Chinese government agent. Huang expressed remorse to his family and colleagues, stating his commitment to cooperating with the investigation and protecting Nvidia's interests.