Jensen Huang proves it: America's religion is the cult of the founder

On Wednesday afternoon, I stood on the sixth floor of Saks Fifth Avenue in a $10,000 black grained-leather Tom Ford jacket, the uniform of Nvidia cofounder and chief executive Jensen Huang, while Joseph Rosenfeld, an image consultant to tech founders and financiers, sized me up. "The attitude of the garment," he said, "This guy's got the get-up-and-go. He's like, 'If I see it, I'm gonna fuck it.'" The following morning, four days after he admitted to an affair, reportedly with an executive at an Nvidia customer whom US intelligence officials suspected of spying for China, and hours after The New York Times reported a second affair with an Nvidia executive who reports to him, the company announced that Huang, the most important businessman of the past decade, had resigned. Later on Thursday, Reuters reported that Huang had had an affair with a second employee.

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