Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang may be on the verge of losing his position at the company he built, according to reports published Wednesday. The board of directors is said to be preparing to convene to determine whether Huang should be removed, following disclosures about multiple alleged affairs.
According to TMZ.com, people with knowledge of the situation told The Wall Street Journal that the board intends to meet as soon as possible to discuss ousting Huang after news of the affairs circulated. TMZ.com also reported that CNN has indicated the board is gathering Wednesday night to make a decision on his future.
One of the alleged relationships involved Alice Huang, who has been described as an alleged Chinese spy. The New York Times reported that the second relationship was with an executive who reported directly to Huang, according to TMZ.com.
The controversy extends beyond Huang's tenure. TMZ.com reported that Nvidia now faces a class action lawsuit connected to the matter, adding legal exposure to the leadership turmoil.
The reports surfaced on November 11, 2026, with TMZ.com publishing its account at 4:54 PM PST. The situation remains fluid, and no official decision from the board has been confirmed.
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