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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has confirmed that he is involved in an extramarital affair with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang (黃樂). The affair has attracted media attention, with some outlets alleging that Alice Huang is a Beijing spy. In response, Nvidia’s board has launched an independent investigation into the matter. Board officials have stated that they have no evidence that national‑security or company secrets have been compromised and that they remain confident in Huang and his team. Former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly defended Huang. In a recent interview, Trump said he had not spoken to Huang about the affair allegations, but that he considers Huang a “good person” and a “respectable” individual who has made significant contributions to the United States. Trump added that he believes Huang should continue as Nvidia’s chief executive officer and that he would be willing to bring him on a forthcoming trip to Asia. Trump also said he would listen to Huang’s side of the story. “I think he may have his own explanation, and you have to hear it,” Trump told reporters. When asked whether he would accompany Huang on the planned Asian visit, Trump replied that he would, but that he first needed to determine whether Huang had done anything wrong. He noted that he had never heard of any wrongdoing on Huang’s part. Huang was initially not scheduled to accompany Trump on the U.S. president’s May 2024 visit to Beijing. Trump reportedly called Huang at the last minute and invited him to join the trip. Huang subsequently flew to Alaska and boarded Air Force One. Trump’s upcoming Asian itinerary runs from November 16 to 19. The first stop will be Manila for the ASEAN summit, followed by a visit to Shenzhen, China, for the APEC leaders’ summit. Article source: Sing Tao Electronic Daily | Image credit: Sing Tao Electronic Daily
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has confirmed that he is involved in an extramarital affair with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang (黃樂). The affair has attracted media attention, with some outlets alleging that Alice Huang is a Beijing spy. In response, Nvidia’s board has launched an independent investigation into the matter. Board officials have stated that they have no evidence that national‑security or company secrets have been compromised and that they remain confident in Huang and his team. Former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly defended Huang. In a recent interview, Trump said he had not spoken to Huang about the affair allegations, but that he considers Huang a “good person” and a “respectable” individual who has made significant contributions to the United States. Trump added that he believes Huang should continue as Nvidia’s chief executive officer and that he would be willing to bring him on a forthcoming trip to Asia. Trump also said he would listen to Huang’s side of the story. “I think he may have his own explanation, and you have to hear it,” Trump told reporters. When asked whether he would accompany Huang on the planned Asian visit, Trump replied that he would, but that he first needed to determine whether Huang had done anything wrong. He noted that he had never heard of any wrongdoing on Huang’s part. Huang was initially not scheduled to accompany Trump on the U.S. president’s May 2024 visit to Beijing. Trump reportedly called Huang at the last minute and invited him to join the trip. Huang subsequently flew to Alaska and boarded Air Force One. Trump’s upcoming Asian itinerary runs from November 16 to 19. The first stop will be Manila for the ASEAN summit, followed by a visit to Shenzhen, China, for the APEC leaders’ summit.
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