Huang Renxun’s extramarital affair is further revealed, Huida’s board of directors decided to stay or leave today
Quick Look
- The New York Times quoted multiple former Huida employees as reporting that CEO Jen-Hsun Huang had an extramarital affair with Vice President of Healthcare Power, and had an extramarital affair with a suspected Chinese spy.
- Huida's board of directors is investigating whether Huang has become a target of foreign intelligence operations and is preparing to hold a meeting as soon as the same day to decide on his departure.
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Why It Matters
The New York Times quoted five people who had worked at Huida as reporting that in addition to having an extramarital affair with Huang Le, a suspected Chinese spy, Huang also had an extramarital affair with Power, the vice president of the medical industry who reported directly to him. Huida's board of directors has currently launched an investigation into whether Huang Renxun has been the target of foreign intelligence operations.
[Financial Channel/Comprehensive Report] The New York Times quoted five people who have worked at NVIDIA as reporting that in addition to having an extramarital affair with Huang Le, a suspected Chinese spy, CEO Jen-Hsun Huang also had an extramarital affair with Kimberly Powell, the vice president of the medical industry who reported directly to him. After the extramarital affairs were revealed one after another, NVIDIA's board of directors is preparing to hold a meeting as soon as today to decide on Huang's departure.
After a series of extramarital affairs, the "Wall Street Journal" reported that Huida's board of directors is preparing to replace CEO Huang Renxun because he was involved in two extramarital affairs. People familiar with the matter said that Huida's board of directors is preparing to hold a meeting as soon as today to decide on Huang Renxun's departure.
The New York Times reported, citing multiple unnamed people who had worked at Huida, that Huang had developed a relationship with Power's vice president of medical business, Ball. The report pointed out that during a large-scale conference at Huida in March this year, Huang Jen-Hsun was photographed interacting closely with Ball in a hotel in San Jose, California.
When The New York Times called Jen-Hsun Huang on Wednesday to ask about his relationship with Ball, he said, "I don't think you should talk to me directly," and then hung up.
Sources said that the relationship between Huang Jensen and Ball has been discussed within Huida.
The board of directors of Huida has currently launched an investigation into whether Huang Renxun has become the target of foreign intelligence operations. Now the "New York Times" report may further deepen the crisis facing the board of directors of Huida. Huida and Powell did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the New York Times report.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Huida's board of directors will make a decision on Huang Renxun's departure in the short term.
Very likely · Within days
Huida will issue an official response to the New York Times report
Likely · Within days
Open Questions
- Will Ball respond to the report?
- Specific time and results of board of directors meeting
- Will Jen-Hsun Huang be replaced?
- Progress and Conclusion of the Espionage Investigation
