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Jen-Hsun Huang confessed to his employees about his extramarital affair and apologized, and Huida’s board of directors immediately launched an independent investigation. However, the company stressed that no national security or privacy had been compromised and that it still had confidence in its leadership.
Axios reported that the CEO of artificial intelligence (AI) chip giant Nvidia (also known as Nvidia)Jen-Hsun Huang In a message to company employees, the company admitted to working with a person suspected to be working for China.detective The woman present at the program was having an extramarital affair. HUIDA’s board of directors announced on the 8th that it would launch an independent investigation into this matter.
Axios obtained a draft of Huang’s email to Huida employees, in which he said: “I apologize to my family and to all of you.” “I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. I have no excuse for what I did.”
Huang Renxun said he took “full responsibility” for what he did and admitted that he failed to fulfill his responsibilities to Huida’s employees, board of directors and shareholders. He wrote: “Leading HUIDA has been the greatest honor of my life. My commitment to HUIDA is unwavering and I will work hard to win back your trust.”
Meanwhile, HUIDA’s board of directors said it would set up an independent committee and investigate the matter with the help of external legal counsel. The board said it currently has no reason to believe that national security or company secrets have been compromised and expressed confidence in Huang’s leadership.
The New York Times reported that the woman, named Alice Huang, aimed to gather intelligence and possibly try to get the United States to ease existing sanctions and allow Huida to sell advanced chips to China.
“Today’s news will not slow FaDa down. Huang is committed to continuing to serve as FaDa’s CEO and lead the company’s operations without any disruption,” John Rizzo, FaDa’s director of public policy communications, said in a statement.
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He admitted being unfaithful to his wife and having an extramarital affair with a woman suspected of spying for China, and said his actions had hurt his family and failed to fulfill his responsibilities to his employees, board of directors and shareholders.
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The board of directors announced the establishment of an independent committee and launched an investigation with the assistance of outside legal counsel, and said there is currently no reason to believe that national security or company secrets have been compromised.
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HUIDA’s director of public policy communications said the news would not slow the company down. Huang Renxun is still committed to continuing to serve as CEO and the Board of Directors has also expressed confidence in his leadership.
