NVIDIA Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang has publicly acknowledged that he was involved in a personal relationship with Alice Huang (also known as Huang Li), a former executive at Singapore-based data center firm Megaspeed who has been identified by US intelligence as an alleged Chinese intelligence operative.
In an internal email sent to employees and published by Axios, Jensen Huang expressed deep remorse: "I take full responsibility for my actions and the pain I have caused... To my wife and family, I love you. I know that an apology cannot erase my actions." Huang also addressed NVIDIA’s shareholders, partners, and board, pledging full cooperation with an independent investigation launched by NVIDIA’s board of directors.
Read nextYemeni Army 'Dawn of Yemen' Offensive Neutralizes 260 Houthi Fighters; 9 Officers KilledThe controversy follows a late October report by The New York Times detailing allegations that Alice Huang was targeted by China’s Ministry of State Security (MSS) to gather intelligence on advanced US artificial intelligence chips and influence semiconductor access. In response, the US House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party has requested closed briefings with Huang, while NVIDIA’s independent directors—assisted by external legal advisors—have initiated a formal corporate governance review. NVIDIA maintains that there is currently no evidence indicating any compromise of proprietary technology or national security data.
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