#Jensen Huang Involved in Chinese Spy Rumors and Controversy Over NVIDIA CEO's Future

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According to representative posts, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has been accused of involvement in so-called Chinese espionage and scandal rumors. Related posts claim that NVIDIA's market value once evaporated by over $1.7 trillion. $NVDA closed at $168.80 on Tuesday, down 5.5% that day. Community opinions are clearly divided: one side believes "the worst moment has passed," with the stock rebounding about 5%, while the other side says "nothing is over," mentioning that Jensen Huang has yet to respond to inquiries from three House chairpersons, and rumors about Aarti Shah or Chen Liwu succeeding as CEO have not been confirmed by NVIDIA. NVIDIA's Q3 fiscal 2027 earnings report on November 17 (market expected revenue about $109 billion) is seen as a key fundamental milestone. The event is related to the AI/semiconductor main theme and market risk appetite, and still needs to be observed.

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Larry Kudlow
Larry Kudlow
Jensen Huang should exercise some common sense, set an example of integrity and character, and step down from his position as the Nvidia CEO.
CN Wire
CN Wire
The WSJ reported that Nvidia’s board was preparing to oust Huang and could meet as soon as Wednesday to decide his future. A source told Reuters the board was meeting that day on the question. This compounded the earlier probe into the Alice Huang matter. The Trump administration was reportedly aware of the board’s plans. No official announcement of a final decision had come out by early Thursday. The NYT reported that Huang had an extramarital relationship with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia’s vice president of healthcare, who reports directly to him. Citing multiple people who worked at the company, it said the two (both married to others) were filmed being affectionate at a San Jose hotel during Nvidia’s GTC conference in March. Huang’s security team allegedly sequestered a bystander who recorded it and offered an NDA. When a Times reporter contacted him, Huang reportedly said “I don’t think you should be talking to me directly” and hung up. Nvidia’s code of conduct flags personal relationships that create conflicts. Neither Huang, Powell, nor the company confirmed the report at the time. Nvidia shares had rebounded during regular trading Wednesday (roughly +3% after prior losses, helped by broader tech/AI sentiment including CoreWeave news). They then fell sharply in after-hours trading—about 8–9% at points, trading around the $159–160 range in some reports—as the NYT and WSJ stories hit. The cumulative hit for the week was substantial (hundreds of billions in market value). $NVDA
Nebraskangooner
Nebraskangooner
🚨 Nvidia's board could decide Jensen Huang's future as soon as tonight The WSJ reports the board is preparing to oust him. Nothing is confirmed and Nvidia hasn't commented $NVDA is down about 9% after hours to a 52-week low, with earnings Nov 17 Can we fast forward to 2027?
BNO News
BNO News
JUST IN: NVIDIA shares drop nearly 9% after hours after CEO Jensen Huang is reported to have had a 2nd affair. Huang is expected to be ousted as CEO, possibly as early as this month, according to @Kalshi.
Official Layoff Coin
Official Layoff Coin
Guess who sold NVIDIA stock the month before the Chinese spy allegations came to light? 🧐 Couldn't be the guy leading the district that 1 of every 21 H-1B filings come from, could it? It pays to cozy up to big tech.
Louis
Louis
1/15 As a Taiwanese, I have enormous respect for Jensen Huang. He is an incredible businessman. But I think this controversy is much bigger than a personal mistake. It involves national security, control of AI, and U.S.-China relations.
AdioKing
AdioKing
$NVDA is bouncing about 5% off Tuesday's close and the tape is acting like the worst is over. Nothing is over. Huang still has not answered three House chairmen about the Nov 18 briefing. His deadline is end of business today, and Moolenaar is already talking subpoena. Baird just cut the stock to Neutral and slashed the target to $200 from $500. The bounce is a trade, not a verdict. The line is still $181.60. Get back over it and the sellers lose their grip. Stay under it into a subpoena headline and this bounce is just a better price to sell.
Dow
Dow
Live shot of Jensen Huang. $NVDA
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non aesthetic things
Nvidia has lost over $1,700,000,000,000 in market value as controversy surrounding CEO Jensen Huang adds to investor concerns
The Economist
The Economist
Like many powerful leaders, Nvidia’s co-founder came to believe that he was too important for the normal rules to apply to him. But no boss is irreplaceable Photo: Getty Images