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- Jacquelyn Martin - AP
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FILE - President Donald Trump and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang listen as Open AI president Greg Brockman speaks to reporters at the White House in Washington, Tuesday Sept. 29, 2026, after meeting with top executives of AI firms.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned from his top post at the chipmaker he co-founded, after reports of the tech titan’s extramarital affairs came into the spotlight this week. One of those relationships has raised national security concerns. The New York Times reported that Huang had an affair with a businesswoman U.S. intelligence suspects to be a Chinese spy, which Beijing denies. Separately, the outlet and later others found Huang was said to have had another affair with an Nvidia executive who reported to him directly — compounding calls for him to step down. Nvidia announced Huang’s resignation Thursday, effective immediately, and said CFO Colette Kress would step into the top spot in the interim.
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