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Huang admits infidelity as Nvidia opens inquiry on 8 Nov
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US chipmaker Nvidia announced an independent investigation on 8 November 2026 into reports that its co-founder and chief executive, Jensen Huang, had been targeted by a foreign intelligence operation.
Key facts
- Nvidia, valued at US$4.5 trillion, has lost its 2026 share-price gains amid a wider technology sell-off driven by concerns about artificial intelligence spending
- Nvidia said a committee of independent directors, assisted by independent external lawyers, would oversee the review
- US restrictions imposed since 2022 cover China-bound advanced Nvidia chips and chipmaking equipment.
- A letter dated 4 November raised concerns about China’s access to sensitive US technology and information and called for scrutiny of any risks to national security.
Summary
Nvidia said a committee of independent directors, assisted by independent external lawyers, would oversee the review. The board retained confidence in chief executive Jensen Huang and his management team and said it had no reason to believe US national security or company secrets had been compromised.
Nvidia said the inquiry would consider all available information and that Huang supported the review. The company also confirmed his commitment to continuing as chief executive without interruption.