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Nvidia CEO Huang Faces Ouster Amid Spy Affair Scandal
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is facing the most serious leadership crisis in the company's 33-year history, with the board reportedly preparing to oust him after he admitted to extramarital affairs, including one with a businesswoman suspected of working as a Chinese spy, according to Korea Times and Business Korea reports. The board met late Wednesday to decide his future, and the Wall Street Journal reported the board is preparing to remove him. Megaspeed, the Singapore-based data center company at the center of the scandal, has pledged to cooperate with US investigations into national security risks, and a shareholder has sued Nvidia and Huang, alleging investors were misled about the affair. Korean outlets report the scandal has tainted Huang's rock-star image in Taiwan and raised concerns about collateral damage in Washington, with Business Korea noting he admitted to being unfaithful to his wife amid the allegations.
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