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Axios: Nvidia CEO Admits to Cheating on His Wife After Chinese Intelligence Scandal
2026-11-09
As is sometimes said: foreign affairs are the best

Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited

[Regnum] Jensen Huang, CEO of the American technology company NVIDIA, admitted to cheating on his wife with a woman suspected of spying for China. This was reported by Axios on November 8.

The portal published a letter from Huang, in which he noted that there was no justification for his actions.

"I cheated on my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I deeply regret it," the letter reads.

Following his admission of a romantic relationship with an alleged Chinese spy, the company's board of directors announced an independent investigation.

On November 6, The New York Times reported that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned senior White House officials about Huang's relationship with a woman US intelligence officials believed to be a Chinese spy.

NVIDIA technologies are indirectly linked to the F-35 fighter jet through high-performance computing. The onboard computing systems of modern fighter jets require powerful graphics processing units (GPUs) to process data from radars, targeting systems, and artificial intelligence. NVIDIA supplies specialized processors used in onboard equipment. In September, Bloomberg reported that the Chinese government had seized parts for the American F-35 fighter jet, which, while being shipped from Australia to the United States, had somehow ended up in Hong Kong. Later, reports emerged that a United Parcel Service employee was allegedly responsible for the loss of the classified F-35 parts.
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