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Huang Resigns as Nvidia CEO Amid Scandals, Chip Curbs
Jensen Huang has resigned as Nvidia CEO after 33 years at the helm, amid reports of an affair with a suspected Chinese spy and another extramarital relationship, according to Business Korea, Korea Times, KBS World, and Hankyoreh. The resignation has clouded the AI industry's future and fueled US congressional momentum to limit chip exports to China, with House Speaker Mike Johnson citing growing consensus on the curbs, Korea Times reports. Korean markets reacted positively despite the shock: Business Korea reports the KOSPI opened 2.05% higher, touching 5,500 as chip stocks rallied, while Hyundai Motor Group's dual-track autonomous driving strategy now faces a critical test following Huang's exit.
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