Once lauded as the "Taylor Swift of tech", Huang is mired in scandal after an affair with a suspected Chinese spy.

US chip giant NVIDIA has launched an investigation following reports of its CEO Jensen Huangs extramarital affair with a suspected spy for the Chinese government

Huang told Nvidia staff in an email that he had an affair and that the company's board has opened an investigation into allegations the woman is a Chinese spy.

Lawmakers want to question Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang following reports about his relationship with an alleged Chinese intelligence asset.

Here is the text of a staff email from Huang obtained by CNBC and a statement released Sunday about the investigation from Nvidia's board of directors.

CNBC reports new details about the relationship of alleged Chinese spy with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: Huang told Nvidia staff in a email on Sunday that he had an affair with the woman and that Nvidia's board of directors had opened an independent investigation into the spying allegations

Nvidia's board of directors is investigating a report about Jensen Huang's alleged affair with a client, claims it is still confident in Jensen and leadership team.

Reports by The New York Times and the Financial Times linked the CEO to a woman suspected to be a spy.

Nvidia's board says it's opened an investigation into Huang and the spying allegations

surveillance. The businesswoman, Alice Huang, was recruited by the ministry to collect intelligence on Jensen Huang, the chief executive of Nvidia, as part of a drive to learn more about American A.I

U.S. intelligence sources suggest that Nvidia chief Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence in a 'honeypot' operation involving Megaspeed executive Alice Huang.

Nvidia's Jensen Huang officially called to Congress due to reports of Chinese plot officials mention growing concerns over national security

The woman who sought out a close relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was a Ministry of State Security recruit, the New York Times reported.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Top Republican lawmakers have asked Jensen Huang to appear before Congress to answer questions after it was reported that US intelligence officials believe Nvidia's chief executive has been targeted by a Chinese spying operation

At Fireworks Forge, a celebration of specialized models

CNBC reports: A month after President Donald Trump ordered that "super intelligence" replace the term artificial intelligence within executive branch departments and agencies, his leading tech allies, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, followed suit on earnings calls

But what came next was even more alarming. Surveillance of the executive, Alice Huang or Huang Le, a Chinese citizen, revealed that she had developed a close relationship with Jensen Huang, Nvidia's chief executive

Nvidia disputed a New York Times report that U.S. intelligence agencies surveilled a person close to CEO Jensen Huang over concerns she could be a Chinese spy.

President Trump reportedly chose to do nothing in response.

Sources say that Alice Huang, a senior executive at an Nvidia cloud partner who has close ties with Jensen Huang, is suspected of passing information to Beijing.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is reportedly weighing annual software fees of around $2,000 per GPU for enterprise AI, a model that could generate $10 billion a year if five million licenses were sold

Jensen Huang traces Taiwans semiconductor rise to foreign partnerships, industrial planning, opportunities in computer manufacturing, and decades of investment and engineering.

The word on the ground from Nvidia's GTC conference in Berlin.

Jensen Huang's first Kazakhstan visit highlights the country's growing AI ambitions and global business appeal.

Nvidia's Jensen Huang told CNBC that a surplus of memory supply is unlikely by 2029, as memory stocks have taken a beating in the past week.

GPU chief doesn't want to hear about job losses or the end of human civilization

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told CNBC Thursday that demand for neocloud firms is "off the charts," but scarce capital is holding back growth.

At Nvidias GTC in Berlin, Huang unveiled the companys new plug-in data centerthe DSX Podas the key to unlocking Europes AI infrastructure lag

Containerized datacenters, androids, and telecoms all feature in Berlin keynote interrupted by environmental protesters

Jensen Huang's Nvidia GTC keynote speech in Berlin was disrupted by a Greenpeace protest on Wednesday.

Someone check on the CEO of Nvidia.

Huang told CNBC he has ongoing "dialogs" with researchers in China.