Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang isn’t just having affairs with Chinese spies, but also executives who work directly under him.
It’s been revealed now that the company is preparing to oust him at a meeting this Wednesday:
Nvidia’s board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, its founder and chief executive after he had two extramarital affairs, including one with a suspected Chinese spy.
The board is preparing to meet as soon as Wednesday to determine his future, people familiar with the matter said. His departure would bring down the curtain on an era during which he stoked the global artificial-intelligence boom and became a geopolitical star. It would leave one of the world’s most valuable companies in need of a new leader.
The executive whom he had an affair with was Kimberly Powell:
Jensen was cheating on the Chinese spy too?
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) November 11, 2026
 
In related news, Axios is reporting that Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has been refusing to hold Megaspeed accountble despite warnings, and that this has raised the ire of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent:
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confronted Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick over a failure to place Nvidia customer Megaspeed on a list of companies that pose national security concerns, sources familiar told Axios.
Why it matters: The Commerce Department oversees the export of sensitive U.S. technologies and Lutnick’s actions — or lack thereof — are increasingly under scrutiny following revelations that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had an affair with Megaspeed employee and suspected Chinese spy Alice Huang.
At a White House Situation Room meeting on Thursday after the midterm elections, Bessent pressed Lutnick on why Megaspeed had not been added to the Commerce Department’s entity list, to which Lutnick responded he would “look into it.”
Commerce Undersecretary Jeff Kessler also was repeatedly warned about Megaspeed in deputy meetings.
But Kessler deferred to Lutnick, saying “That’s a decision for the secretary.”
Sources told Axios that Lutnick has spent the last year “undoing” efforts by other administration officials to hold Megaspeed — a company accused of illegally diverting U.S. chips to China — accountable because of concerns it would escalate the trade war with China.
Spokespeople for Treasury couldn’t be immediately reached for comment.
The Commerce Department denied the Situation Room confrontation occurred.
“This is false. Secretary Bessent and Secretary Lutnick had no such conversation,” spokesperson Kristen Eichamer said.
I don’t know if this is totally true, but I suspect there is something to this story. Bessent is a bulldog on issues like this and if Lutnick was dragging his feet or outright refusing to hold them accountable, I totally believe Bessent would say something about it.
Whatever the case, this Nvidia Chinese spy story is totally blowing up and it wouldn’t surprise me if it took people with it. President Trump did say the other day that he was considering changes to his Cabinet…
