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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Resigns Amid Affair Scandals
Jensen Huang has resigned as CEO of Nvidia after 33 years at the helm, amid a series of extramarital affair scandals, including one with a suspected Chinese spy, Business Korea and KBS World report. The board was preparing to oust him after reports of two affairs, and Nvidia opened an independent probe into the allegations, raising security concerns, according to Korea Times and Business Korea. A shareholder has also sued Nvidia and Huang, accusing them of deceiving investors over the spy affair, Korea Times reports. President Donald Trump suggested former Apple CEO Tim Cook should replace Huang, Korea Times adds. Korean media note the fallout extends beyond the company: Business Korea reports Huang's exit puts Hyundai Motor Group's dual-track autonomous driving strategy to the test, while Korea Times says Huang has lost his shine in his birthplace, Taiwan, after the FBI began an investigation.
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