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Reuters: Nvidia ex-CEO misled executives over ties to Chinese businesswoman

Reuters reports former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang misled company leaders about his relationship with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, citing internal emails.

Reuters: Nvidia ex-CEO misled executives over ties to Chinese businesswoman

Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang misled senior executives at the company regarding his relationship with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, according to internal emails obtained by Reuters. In October, Huang told several Nvidia executives that his interactions with Alice Huang were merely business-related, despite the emails revealing a more complex relationship.

Alice Huang had previously worked at Megaspeed International. While Huang later apologized publicly, his statement did not clarify the nature of his relationship with Alice Huang or provide any further details, despite the internal emails confirming the executives that his dealings with her remained strictly professional.

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