
The investigation was assisted by Joon Kim, former Acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and the law firm of Wachtell Lipton
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Huang has served as CEO since he founded Huida in 1993, a tenure unprecedented among large technology companies.
Although Huang Renxun has resigned, the latest news indicates that Huida's board of directors will continue to investigate Huang Renxun. (European News Agency)
[Financial Channel/Comprehensive Report] Former NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang has recently been exposed to have an affair with Chinese woman Huang Le and NVIDIA Vice President of Healthcare Kimberly Powell. Related rumors have triggered heated discussions from all walks of life. Although Huang has resigned, the latest news indicates that NVIDIA's board of directors will continue to investigate Huang.
The US media "NBC News" reported that Huida's board of directors announced an independent investigation last Sunday (8th), saying that the move was "in light of recent reports that founder and CEO Jen-Hsun Huang has been the target of an infiltration operation by foreign intelligence agencies." Two people familiar with the matter told "NBC News" on Friday (13th) that the investigation will continue.
Huang Renxun resigned as CEO of Huida on Thursday (12th). A spokesperson for Huida told "NBC News" that Huang Renxun will not continue to stay in the company in any position or capacity and has also resigned as a director of Huida.
The investigation will be jointly assisted by Joon Kim, former acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Wachtell Lipton, a well-known Wall Street law firm.
It is understood that Huang Renxun has been the CEO since he founded Huida in 1993. Compared with CEOs of other large technology companies, Huang's tenure is unprecedentedly long.
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Huida's board of directors will issue an investigation report after the investigation is completed.
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Citing people familiar with the matter, Reuters reported that Huida’s former CEO Jen-Hsun Huang had misled many of the company’s top executives, including General Counsel Ted and Marketing Chief Wagenfeld, about his relationship with client Megaspeed executive Huang Le. Huang Le is under investigation by the United States for espionage, and Beijing denies that he is a spy. Huang Jen-Hsun apologized for being unfaithful to his wife on the 8th of this month and resigned as CEO yesterday.

The Financial Supervisory Authority announced on Friday that it would significantly reduce the limit of intraday bond selling orders from 30% of the average volume of the previous 30 days to 3%, resulting in a significant reduction in the number of foreign bond shorts this week. Yesterday, it was the first reduction in more than two weeks. The weighted index rose nearly 4,000 points this week, an increase of more than 10%.

Former Huida CEO Huang Jen-Hsun was revealed to have had an extramarital affair with Huang Lok, a former senior executive of Singapore data center company Megaspeed who was suspected of being a Chinese spy, and he concealed the true nature of the relationship from many senior executives of the company. Jen-Hsun Huang resigned as CEO on Thursday and admitted in a statement that he had been unfaithful to his wife.

Huida founder Huang Renxun was involved in an extramarital affair and resigned from his positions as president, CEO and director, which was equivalent to a naked resignation. Musk frequently expressed his support. The article analyzes that Huida adopts equal shares and equal rights. Institutional investors such as BlackRock and Vanguard hold more shares than the Huang Renxun family, so they cannot retain the founder; compared with Meta and Alphabet, which adopt equal shares and different rights, Zuckerberg, Page, and Brin control the company through super voting rights. Musk is fighting for voting control at Tesla, and SpaceX has designed a same-share, different-vote structure to control nearly 78% of the voting rights.

After Huida founder Huang Renxun resigned due to extramarital affairs and the corporate governance scandal at Guoan, more than 25,000 people signed a petition asking the board of directors to let him return. The list of signatories included Musk, Prabhu, Andreessen, Zhang Yiming, Chen Jiaxing and other people in the technology industry.

Huida founder Huang Renxun was involved in an extramarital affair. It was rumored that he had an affair with a female spy and may step down as CEO. Musk said it would be his honor if Huang Renxun was willing to join Tesla. The friendship between the two began ten years ago. Huang Renxun once donated the DGX-1 supercomputer to OpenAI, and in October 2025, he gave DGX Spark to Musk.