
The Board of Directors does not see any compromise of trade secrets. The investigation is ongoing, but Huang is expected to continue running the company.
AI-generated summary
The head of Nvidia announced that he had been unfaithful and an investigation was launched.
The head of the US chip company, which supplies important technology for the expansion of AI, had previously announced that he had been unfaithful. Nvidia initiated a parallel investigation.
However, the board of directors said it currently has no reason to believe that Nvidia's trade secrets or US national security have been compromised.
Huang should remain boss
Huang should therefore continue to run the company “without interruption”. The investigation and the news of the affair “will not slow down” Nvidia, Nvidia said.
China's state-run newspaper Global Times criticized the US media. They exaggerated the case based on a few photos of a woman with “Asian features”.
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