Jensen Huang saw the AI revolution coming earlier than anyone else. Nevertheless, he fell deeply.
What drove the Nvidia founder into the arms of dangerous love affairs?
Jensen Huang, founder and long-time CEO of chipmaker Nvidia, has announced his immediate resignation. He had been at the helm of the company since its founding in 1993 and had become a celebrated technology entrepreneur thanks to the AI boom. However, Huang's reputation has been marred by reports of an affair with a suspected Chinese spy and a manager who reported directly to him.
Huang was born in 1963 in Taipei and moved to the US as a child, where he studied electrical engineering and later founded Nvidia with two colleagues.
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