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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to an affair with Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman suspected of spying for Beijing, prompting the company's board to open an independent probe into whether he was a target of foreign intelligence, Korea Times and KBS World report. The scandal has raised U.S. national security concerns, with reports that Alice Huang is accused of passing information to China and is linked to a Singapore-based company suspected of smuggling AI chips into China, according to Korea Times and Business Korea. U.S. President Donald Trump's close ties to Huang are also under renewed scrutiny, Korea Times reports. Korean media highlight the broader impact: Business Korea says the affair scandal, possibly tied to Chinese espionage, is affecting U.S. tech curbs on China, while Korea Times notes the case has put Korea on alert over potential 'honey trap' espionage risks. Korean outlets also portray Huang as a beloved figure in Seoul and Taipei, where fans mob him for autographs, underscoring the contrast between his public popularity and the personal scandal.