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Nvidia launches investigation into CEO's alleged relationship with Chinese spy

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Published November 9, 2026

Chipmaker Nvidia is launching an investigation of its CEO Jensen Huang after news reports he had an affair with a Chinese woman who was recruited to spy for Beijing.

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