Be Jensen Huang:
> Come to America from Taiwan at 9.
> Get sent to a Kentucky boarding school your family mistakes for a prep school.
> An unfortunate misunderstanding.
> Get bullied. Keep going.
> Wash dishes at Denny’s at 15.
> Meet Lori at Oregon State. Your engineering lab partner becomes your wife.
> Before the money. Before NVIDIA. Before the leather jackets.
> Start NVIDIA with two other engineers in 1993 after meetings at a Denny’s.
> Nearly go bankrupt.
> Get a lifeline from Sega. Keep building.
> Bet that graphics chips can do a lot more than make video games look better.
> Spend years investing in something your shareholders aren’t particularly excited about.
> Then AI takes over the world.
> Spend three decades turning a diner conversation into a company worth trillions.
> Become one of the most powerful businessmen on earth.
> Now publicly admit you cheated on your wife.
> And find yourself at the center of an alleged Chinese intelligence operation.
> The reported relationship involves Alice Huang, an executive associated with Megaspeed, one of NVIDIA’s customers.
> U.S. intelligence reportedly believes China’s top spy agency recruited her to gather information and potentially influence access to advanced chips.
> Megaspeed was already under scrutiny over suspected diversion of restricted chips to China.
> Congress wants a briefing.
> Your board launches an independent investigation.
> It says it has no reason to believe company secrets or national security were compromised.
> The investigation’s findings are still to come. Admitting an affair isn’t admitting espionage.
> Apologize to your wife, your children and your employees. Accept responsibility. Commit to cooperating.
> After all those years building the company, face the work of repairing the trust you damaged.
Hell of an American success story.
And if the intelligence reports are true, a reminder that even one of the smartest guys in the world can get played.
Doesn’t excuse cheating. His wife and kids deserved better.
I’m still rooting for him!
BREAKING: New footage captures the aircraft crash in Greenacres, Florida.
Preliminary information suggests the aircraft that crashed is a business jet.
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