Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has issued a public apology to his staff, family, and the company's stakeholders following revelations of personal misconduct. In an email to employees, Huang admitted to being unfaithful to his wife, expressing deep regret for the pain he caused his family and acknowledging the damage to his reputation. He pledged to take full responsibility and work to regain the trust of his colleagues, the board, and shareholders.
The apology comes amid reports of national security concerns involving Huang. Nvidia's board of directors has launched an independent investigation to address these allegations, emphasizing the company's commitment to U.S. national and economic security. While the board stated there is no evidence of compromised secrets, the inquiry will thoroughly examine all available information. Huang has fully supported the review and promised to cooperate.
The board expressed confidence in Huang's leadership but underscored the importance of the investigation. The committee overseeing the probe consists of independent directors and outside counsel, ensuring an unbiased examination of the situation. Huang reiterated his dedication to Nvidia and his pride in being an American, stressing that his family bears no responsibility for his actions.