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Jensen Huang β€” Nvidia CEO Admits Affair and Apologizes After Intimate Photos Surface

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visiting Taipei, Taiwan, in May of last year. The woman visible on the right is Alice Huang. The local media captured the two greeting each other intimately with their cheeks pressed together. Captured from Sanlih E-Television report

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Alice Huang (Chinese name Huang Le), a high-ranking executive at Singapore-based data center firm Megaspeed, were recently captured displaying intimate physical affection in reports released by Taiwanese media and other international outlets.

Intimate Photos Surface from Business Dinner in Taipei

On November 9, local media outlets including Taiwan’s TVBS and Sanlih E-Television reported that CEO Jensen Huang held a business dinner in May of last year at ‘Sanliu Shufu,’ a well-known restaurant in Taipei. The restaurant is widely recognized as one of Jensen Huang’s favorite dining spots.

In the photos released by local media, the two individuals were seen with their arms wrapped around each other’s waists. After the photography, Alice Huang gave a light kiss on Jensen Huang’s cheek.

Internal Audit Launched Amid Espionage Concerns

After finishing the meal, the two left the restaurant accompanied by their entourage. While Jensen Huang was saying goodbye to other guests, Alice Huang boarded a vehicle first, followed shortly by Jensen Huang entering the same vehicle.

It was also confirmed that Huang CEO was accompanied by Alice Huang when meeting artificial intelligence (AI) industry executives in Taiwan back in 2024.

On the 8th, Jensen Huang sent an internal memo to company employees acknowledging the affair, stating, “My actions have hurt my wife and children. There is no excuse for this.”

Previously, The New York Times (NYT) cited sources claiming that U.S. intelligence agencies concluded Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman, is a spy recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security.

The Nvidia board of directors stated, “We have no confirmation that information was leaked,” while initiating an internal audit.