Jensen Huang has openly admitted to his infidelity. According to NVIDIA's latest official arrangements, he will continue to serve as the company's CEO.
In his open letter, Jensen Huang frankly admitted that he owes his family and all relevant parties a sincere apology.He was unfaithful to his wife, and his actions genuinely hurt his partner and children. There are no excuses for what he did, and he feels deeply remorseful.
He explicitly stated that he would take full responsibility for all consequences and accept all ensuing criticism, hoping only that his family could gradually emerge from the shadow and return to normalcy. Addressing his colleagues, the board of directors, partners, and shareholders, he acknowledged that they deserved more responsible leadership. He described leading NVIDIA to its current position as the honor of his lifetime and admitted that he had failed this profound trust. Moving forward, he will devote all his energy to advancing NVIDIA's business and strive to regain everyone's confidence.
The latter part of the open letter specifically addressed recent national security concerns raised in related reports. The NVIDIA Board of Directors has officially launched an independent special investigation, which he fully supports, and he pledged to cooperate fully with all verification processes.
He emphasized his deep love for the country he stands on and the company he has built from the ground up, stating that he has always been committed to protecting NVIDIA's core interests and fully supporting US national security-related requirements. He expressed pride and gratitude in being an American.
According to investigative reports disclosed by US media, the woman involved in this scandal is Alice Huang, a former executive at Megaspeed, a Singapore-based data center company.
Public business information disclosed by foreign media shows that Alice Huang was officially listed as the Managing Director of Megaspeed, a Singaporean cloud computing company, during its first eight months of operation, after which she completely disappeared from all public corporate registration documents.
From June 2024 to February 2026, Megaspeed purchased advanced AI computing equipment equipped with NVIDIA chips, totaling at least $4.8 billion, through its sister company based in Malaysia.
Even before this scandal escalated, Jensen Huang had clearly stated in a public interview in Berlin that all business dealings between NVIDIA and Megaspeed were fully compliant and not abnormal transactions. NVIDIA had internally verified the actual deployment locations of every GPU sold to them and found no evidence of any irregular transshipments to China.
