Nvidia, Huang admits the relationship with the Chinese spy: "I was unfaithful". But he doesn't resign

MILAN – New twist in the spy story on the chip giant Nvidia: number one Jensen Huang has admitted to having cheated on his wife by having a romantic relationship with a company manager, identified as Alice Huang by a detailed CIA report dating back to last spring which considers her to be a Chinese spy. Thus, the board of directors of the Californian group, which is worth 4,500 billion dollars on the stock market, decided to open an investigation into its CEO Huang.

The Axios portal, citing the draft of an email sent to employees, reported that the Nvidia CEO, married since 1985 to Lori Mills with whom he had two children, admitted to having had a romantic relationship with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy, taking full responsibility for his actions. "I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did," read the draft email seen by Reuters. However, an Nvidia spokesperson was keen to point out that the affair will not slow down the business of the group, which develops chips for artificial intelligence, and that Jensen Huang intends to continue leading the company as CEO, without interruption. “He is a good person – said President Trump, defending him – he has done a fantastic job for our country”.