Jensen Huang could still make a comeback in a few years, just as Steve Jobs returned to Apple. Much depends on the outcome of the investigation and whether Nvidia can maintain its momentum without him.
If he's cleared of serious wrongdoing and Nvidia struggles under new leadership, shareholders may eventually want him back. And even if he never returns as CEO, he could build something new, just as Jobs did with NeXT.
Losing a visionary founder doesn't necessarily mean the end of the story.
Jensen Huang and the Nvidia board just made a massive mistake.
He should not have resigned.
The board should have taken the time to conduct a thorough investigation, consult with shareholders, and carefully evaluate the long-term implications of this decision.
There is no clear replacement for Jensen Huang, and we believe his departure will ultimately be a net negative for Nvidia, $NVDA, and its shareholders.
This will go down as the most costly mistake of the AI Revolution.
@winterandmelan That's quite a double standard. If both were involved, why was only one held accountable? A code of conduct should apply equally to everyone.
In long marriages like these, I suspect both partners often know what's going on but choose not to discuss it. It's almost like an unspoken open marriage, an open secret that everyone, including the children, may be aware of.
The wife may have fewer choices than people imagine. Yes, a divorce could leave her with billions, but money cannot replace a genuine husband or a lifelong partnership. And staying together doesn't necessarily mean everything is fine. I suspect more wealthy, long-married couples live with arrangements like this than we realize.
Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO, has admitted to an affair with Alice Huang, bringing renewed public attention to his decades-long marriage to his wife, Lori Huang.
From nursing school to Nvidia's billionaire boss lover: The mysterious rise of alleged Chinese spy Alice Huang - as her past vanishes https://t.co/cKUnOSl4Rt
Alice Huang's Remarkable Rise: Street Smarts, Luck, or Something More?
The more I read about Alice Huang, the more curious I become about her journey.
Reports suggest she came from a modest, rural background in China's Hunan province. Her career reportedly took her through journalism, banking, investment management, and eventually the multibillion-dollar AI chip business.
That's quite a journey.
Some people who claim to have known her describe her as exceptionally street-smart. Looking at her reported career trajectory, it's certainly understandable why.
But here's an interesting coincidence.
Screenshots circulating on Chinese social media show a conversation between people who apparently knew Alice Huang years ago. One participant recalls that she attended Le Cordon Bleu, the prestigious French culinary school. The claim hasn't been independently verified.
Meanwhile, Jensen Huang's daughter, Madison Huang, actually did study at Le Cordon Bleu, focusing on pastry and wine, before working at LVMH and eventually joining Nvidia.
For a billionaire's daughter, that kind of international education is hardly surprising. But if Alice attended the same institution, I'd be curious to know when, why, and how it fit into her career.
Alice's reported background makes her rise all the more fascinating. But success stories are rarely explained by intelligence and ambition alone. Timing, connections, opportunity, and luck can play enormous roles.
And sometimes, the most interesting part of a success story isn't where someone ends up. It's how they got there.
When there was just one affair, most people thought there might be an emotional connection. But now that there are two, things have changed dramatically. There's nothing left to defend him for, not even for those toxic men who keep making excuses for him.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang Faces New Affair Allegations Involving Another Senior Executive
According to a New York Times report, five former NVIDIA employees claimed that Jensen Huang had a romantic relationship with Kimberly Powell, the company's Vice President of Healthcare.
Powell joined NVIDIA in 2008 and oversees its global healthcare business, including AI-powered medical imaging, life sciences, drug discovery, and healthcare analytics.
Before taking on her current role, she led NVIDIA's higher education and research business, AI Labs, and the NVIDIA Inception program.
The reported relationship raises further questions about Huang's personal life and the boundaries between personal relationships and professional leadership.
Source: The New York Times | NVIDIA Executive Biography
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang reportedly had another affair, this time with a senior employee at the company, according to a New York Times report.
He certainly doesn't seem like a trustworthy family man. ๐คจ
A Love Triangle? More Like a Love Quadrangle. ๐
Starring Jensen Huang, his wife Lori Huang, and Alice Huang and Kimberly Powell, the two women linked to him in recent affair allegations.
First responders are on the scene of a reported partial building collapse in Brooklyn with people trapped, according to FDNY officials.
The FDNY says it happened just after 4 p.m. at an apartment building located at 2625 Bedford Ave. between Newkirk and Flatbush avenues.