Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has announced that he will fully cooperate with an independent investigation launched by the company’s board over national‑security concerns. In a message to employees, Huang apologized to his family and colleagues, stating that he is committed to protecting Nvidia and the United States. The board’s inquiry was triggered by reports that a Chinese businessman named Alice Huang—who is alleged to have had a close relationship with Jensen Huang—may have facilitated the transfer of Nvidia chips to China. The New York Times published the story last week, citing unnamed sources. Those allegations remain unverified, and Nvidia has not confirmed any wrongdoing. Huang said he would “do everything in his power to support the investigation and to restore confidence in the company.” He added that he is “deeply sorry for the pain he has caused his family and for any disappointment he has caused the company.” The investigation is ongoing, and Nvidia has not released further details about its scope or findings.
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