Top Republican on Senate banking panel urges Nvidia CEO to quit
Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang reportedly faces a board investigation after The New York Times alleged he had an affair with a businesswoman suspected by US intelligence of being a Chinese asset.
Republican Senator Kevin Cramer has urged Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to resign following claims of an affair with a Chinese businesswoman potentially linked to Beijing intelligence. Senator Cramer told Politico that Huang's alleged infidelity with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy is a security risk, even if no company secrets were compromised.
The AI chipmaker's board is investigating Huang after a New York Times report detailed the affair. President Trump has also spoken to Huang, who claims he was unaware the woman was a spy and believes in his innocence. China's foreign ministry dismissed the accusations as "groundless" and a "smear."
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