Nvidia reportedly looking to oust Jensen Huang after alleged affair with colleague

Nvidia is reportedly looking to oust its CEO Jensen Huang amidst the U.S. government's investigations into his relationship with Alice Huang, an alleged Chinese spy. On Nov. 8, Huang admitted to having an affair in an email to company staff. Allegations of a second affair have also emerged between Huang and Nvidia's healthcare vice-president Kimberly Powell, company staff told the New York Times. According to The Wall Street Journal, Nvidia's board is planning to meet as soon as Nov. 11 to determine Huang's fate. The company is reportedly working with an external firm to identify potential replacements for Huang, Bloomberg reported. Naming a temporary chief in the meantime is also said to be under consideration. Following allegations of the second affair, the company's shares dipped about eight per cent after hours, following a recent slide after Huang's alleged relationship with Alice Huang was first revealed.