Sources say Jensen Huang returned to Nvidia headquarters and apologized at a meeting
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The report cited sources as saying Jensen Huang apologized over his extramarital affair at an internal Nvidia meeting, and that the related investigation is still ongoing.
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Sources say Jensen Huang has returned to work at Nvidia and apologized to employees at a meeting over his extramarital affair, but company morale is low
PANews November 11 reportedly, according to Hongxing News, sources revealed that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang walked into the company’s headquarters in Santa Clara, California, on Monday and held a routine morning meeting with senior executives. Sources said Huang first discussed his extramarital affair at the closed-door meeting and apologized to employees. Huang did not answer any questions, instead quickly shifting the topic to business and the day’s most important agenda items. Insiders said that although the investigation into his extramarital affair is still ongoing, Huang is still trying to create an atmosphere of “business as usual.” Employees described the atmosphere inside the company as “depressing.” One employee told the media they were shocked by the revelations about Huang. Some sources said that long-time employees at the company viewed Huang as an idol, believing he could do no wrong and was their guiding light. They also said many employees at the company are still struggling to process the fallout from the extramarital affair...
PANews said the information came from a Hongxing News report.
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The report, citing sources, said Jensen Huang went to Nvidia’s headquarters in Santa Clara, California, on Monday and held a routine morning meeting with senior executives.
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Sources said Jensen Huang discussed his extramarital affair and apologized to employees at the closed-door meeting, then shifted the topic to business and the day’s agenda.
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The report quoted insiders as saying the related investigation is still ongoing and morale within the company is low.
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The report quoted an employee as saying they were shocked by the revelations about Jensen Huang.
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This item is a secondhand account of internal developments at Nvidia: anonymous sources said Jensen Huang apologized to employees at an internal meeting and that the related investigation is still ongoing. The report did not provide public confirmation from the company or Huang.
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The report concerns Nvidia CEO and internal company reactions, and may prompt attention to the leadership situation; the material does not specify any actual impact on the company’s operations or share price.
This is a media report that has not been independently verified; claims by anonymous sources should not be treated as established facts. It may be worth watching for a public response from the company or Huang.
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The material contains no public response from the company or Huang.
The nature of the investigation mentioned in the report, the party responsible for it, and details of its progress were not specified.
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