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Artificial intelligence

Nvidia Shares Drop 8% Amid Investigation into CEO

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Nvidia Shares Drop 8% Amid Investigation into CEO
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Company probes if Jensen Huang was a target of Chinese espionage after affair

Nvidia shares fell 8.14% at the market open this Monday. The decline follows the announcement of an internal investigation into the company's CEO, Jensen Huang. The board of directors is working to verify if the executive was the target of a foreign espionage operation.

The case involves a relationship between Huang and Alice Huang, a businesswoman of Chinese descent. United States intelligence services were monitoring the woman on suspicion of acting for the Beijing government. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied the accusations and labeled the claims as baseless.

Jensen Huang publicly apologized for the extramarital affair and for failing to meet his professional commitments. The executive stated that he will fully cooperate with the independent investigation launched by the company board. He emphasized his commitment to the national security of the United States.

Nvidia stated in a press release that it has no reason to believe corporate secrets were compromised. The company reinforced that it will examine all available information to ensure the integrity of its operations. The case has created uncertainty among investors regarding the governance of the chip giant.

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