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Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO amid scandals
Jensen Huang has resigned as CEO of Nvidia, the company he co-founded 33 years ago, amid controversy over an affair with a suspected Chinese spy and allegations of another extramarital relationship, KBS World reports. His departure has drawn scrutiny over the circumstances, Business Korea reports. US President Donald Trump is not expected to discuss the case of businesswoman Alice Huang, whose ties to the former CEO raised national security concerns, with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Korea Times reports, citing US officials. Korean investors are rattled as Nvidia is the second-most-held US stock among Korean investors, and the scandal has cast uncertainty over Korea's AI road map and semiconductor industry, Korea Times and Yonhap report. Seoul shares fluctuated on the news, with the KOSPI rising then turning lower on Thursday, Korea Times reports. A Korean TV appearance by Huang with his wife has resurfaced, and a Korean star, Hwang Young Jin, gave a witty explanation after being caught up in the aftermath, Korea Times and Koreaboo report.
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