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Read the Statements From Nvidia’s Board and CEO Jensen Huang

11.08

Nvidia Corp.’s board of directors said it was investigating whether a foreign intelligence agency targeted its CEO Jensen Huang, who sent out his own memo admitting having an affair.

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