Nvidia

Nvidia's leader said his relationship with a female customer was just about business. But what he was concealing eventually led to his resignation from the company he created

High-grade US company debt gained 1.2% from the end of September through Friday's close, according to Bloomberg Index total return data

Though semiconductors have been a major flash point in US-China relations, the US president is not expected to raise the latest issue with Xi for now

Huang stepped down on Thursday after revelations of extramarital affairs, including one involving a suspected Chinese spy, plunging the chipmaker into crisis

Nvidia's stock has fallen more than 30% since its October 6 closing high, erasing more than $1.8 trillion from its market capitalization

Senior US officials are discussing Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's possible exit as lawmakers question the administration's oversight of advanced AI chip exports to China

Huang's exit leaves the chipmaker facing a leadership vacuum and questions over its succession planning

After building Nvidia into an AI chip powerhouse, Huang resigned amid revelations of extramarital affairs and a board investigation into alleged foreign intelligence links

Nvidia's leadership uncertainty, alleged geopolitical links and circular AI funding raise questions about the future of the AI boom

Jensen Huang's affair with a woman US officials say is a Chinese spy has drawn attention to the role of intimate relationships in espionage

Nvidia's interim CEO Colette Kress and new board chairman Harvey Jones have addressed employees after Jensen Huang's resignation, sharing the company's plans and next steps

US House Speaker Mike Johnson said on Thursday there was growing consensus in Congress on limiting chip exports to China after a spy scandal forced out Huang

An investigation found Alice Huang had an indirect stake in a Chinese data centre operator whose key customer was Huawei Cloud

Nvidia has grown from a maker of gaming chips into a major supplier of AI technology; its powerful chips, software and early investments have helped it become a global tech giant

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's stunning resignation has sent ripples through the global technology industry, with rival chipmakers itching to take advantage of the uncertainty and others wondering if the downfall of one of AI's biggest cheerleaders will dampen the mood around the civilisation-altering technology. Huang, who stepped down Thursday following reports of extramarital affairs, including with a suspected Chinese spy, was the very public face of a company that dominates the market for computer chips used to train and run AI models. In March, Huang predicted Nvidia will be grappling with a USD 1 trillion backlog in orders for its chips by the end of the year, doubling his estimate from a year earlier. A linchpin of the AI boom, Nvidia trades off with Apple as Wall Street's most valuable company and has invested heavily in other AI firms. Some of Nvidia's biggest rivals, such as Broadcom, Intel and Advanced Micro Devices, saw their shares advance Thursday following Huang's departu

US lawmakers have called on Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to explain delays in restricting chip exports to Megaspeed, a Singapore-based firm linked to an alleged Chinese spy

Nvidia's longtime Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress has been named interim CEO after Jensen Huang's resignation amid an affair scandal

The relinquished awards represent roughly 0.08% of his net worth, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, which puts his fortune at $138.4 billion

A growing number of lawmakers criticized Lutnick for the administration's refusal to add dozens of Chinese companies to a key US trade blacklist

The president called the Nvidia chief on Tuesday, continuing a pattern of supporting him even as the spy scandal was intensifying