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They had dirt on him for many years. Someone wants him ousted. That’s what’s happening behind the scene. Jensen probably pissed off someone very well-connected.
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This is what I'm feeling as well. Similar to the "intervention" that put Altman back as CEO as well as a brand new board which included an ex-CIA director.
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> the investigation needs to determine whether there were any security conflict of interest breaches

The Board–correctly–fears for themselves personally in a case involving Jensen's public and multinational corruption scheme.

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hopefully the "fear" whats the best long interest of stockholders.
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Add in that the democratic party wants to look tough on tech and here you have a clear case of the CEO selling known banned exports to a Chinese spy while personally fueling the data center hysteria.

This is going to be easy political win. Jensen's only saving grace is that he is in bed with Trump so he won't be sitting behind in prison cell.

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> democratic party wants to look tough on tech

There is a real corruption angle here that a lot of folks out west are missing [1].

[1] https://www.politico.com/news/2026/11/11/answer-in-front-of-...

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> Obviously, the affairs are a very serious issue,

It’s just sex mate, it’s really not a big deal unless he giving favourable deals to his mistress’s company.

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"Investigators at the Commerce Department were deep into a monthslong investigation of a Singaporean company that they suspected of smuggling Nvidia’s artificial intelligence chips into China when their work came to a sudden halt late last year.

The investigation centered on Megaspeed, a data center company led by an executive who U.S. officials now believe to be a Chinese spy who had a relationship with Nvidia’s chief executive, Jensen Huang.

But the case was abruptly transferred to the Justice Department last year. The shift came after Commerce Department investigators working on the case received an email from Nvidia’s general counsel seeking information about the inquiry into Megaspeed" [1].

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2026/11/09/business/economy/nvidia-m...

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Affairs could be a whole lot more than that. For example, assuming he didn’t want his wife finding out he’s an ideal blackmail target for anyone that does know.
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it could be just a hookup. But its his life. His family. Its trust. And like others said, it can get way deeper and more complex. We just don't know.
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Who do you think Alice Huang is, mate? People had questions about NVidia's deal with Megaspeed since day 1.
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