NVIDIA CEO quits over spy affair scandal

Yesterday, Jensen Huang resigned as chief executive officer of nvidia, the second-most valuable company in the world, after admitting to committing adultery, including with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy. The chipmaker, valued at about $5.8 trillion five weeks ago, has fallen to $4 trillion, largely because of the scandal. Members of Congress will question Huang about whether U.S. national security was compromised. Huang helped found nvidia with $40,000 in 1993, and he built it into the powerhouse behind the AI boom before the current disaster. For more information on how sexual immorality compromises national security, read “The Governor Spitzer Disease,” by Gerald Flurry.