Nvidia CEO and co-founder Jensen Huang has been accused of having an affair with a suspected Chinese spy.

US intelligence officials believe that businesswoman Alice Huang, who had a close relationship with Jensen Huang, was a spy for Beijing, according to a New York Times report.

On Sunday, Huang admitted having been “unfaithful” to his wife. Nvidia has opened an independent investigation into the reports. The firm said it does not believe US national security had been compromised.

So – what do we know about the affair – and why does it matter? In this video…

0:00 – What happened?
2:18 – Who is Jensen Huang and what is Nvidia?
3:18 – Who is the suspected Chinese spy?
4:38 – What did Jensen Huang know?
5:25 – What investigation is Jensen Huang facing?
6:02 – How has China responded?
6:19 – What did Donald Trump know?
8:44 – How will this impact the AI arms race?
11:11 – Does Trump have Nvidia stock?
11:47 – Could Jensen Huang be replaced?
12:34 – What impact will this have on the AI industry?

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