Jensen Huang previously told Nvidia employees that he had been unfaithful to his wife, but did not provide details about the alleged relationship.
\n\nNvidia and its chief executive Jensen Huang have been sued in the United States over allegations that the company misled shareholders by failing to disclose Huang’s alleged relationship with a woman suspected of having links to Chinese intelligence.
\n\nThe proposed class-action lawsuit was filed on Monday in federal court in San Jose, California. According to the complaint, Nvidia and Huang concealed details of his alleged affair with Alice Huang, a former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed who is not related to the Nvidia chief.
\n\nThe plaintiffs allege that the undisclosed relationship raised national security concerns and potentially threatened Nvidia’s reputation and business prospects. They accuse the company and its CEO of misleading investors by withholding information about the matter.
\n\nThe New York Times reported last month that US authorities had concluded Alice Huang was a Chinese intelligence asset. The allegations have also drawn attention from US lawmakers, who have sought information from Nvidia over the reported links.
\n\nNvidia announced an internal investigation into the matter on Sunday. The company did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for comment…
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