Affairs, Alleged Espionage And An Abrupt Exit: The Fall Of Nvidia’s Jensen Huang
\n\nJensen Huang spent 33 years building Nvidia into a $4 trillion company that powered the artificial intelligence boom. On Thursday, November 12, 2026, he resigned as president, chief executive, and director, effective immediately. His exit followed weeks of revelations about his romantic ties to a woman US intelligence agencies concluded was spying for China. Here is how the saga unfolded.
\n\nNear the end of Donald Trump’s first presidency, a growing number of Chinese companies became domiciled in Singapore, a practice termed “Singapore washing.” Singapore, with 28 free trade agreements, was seen as a good base for growing markets outside China.
\n\nMegaspeed, a Singaporean data center firm, was incorporated in 2015 as 7Road International. It grew substantially after President Joe Biden restricted sales of AI hardware to China in October 2022, and it was renamed Megaspeed International in March 2023. In October 2023, the company was sold to a Singaporean company owned by Tan Yong Pong, who became chief executive. Four days later, Megaspeed became an Nvidia Cloud Partner. By 2025, it faced a U.S. probe for allegedly diverting Nvidia chips used for AI.
\n\nIn June 2024, Jensen…
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