Jensen Huang wrote to his employees Sunday. "I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did." Alice Huang is a Chinese businesswoman whose Singapore company bought Nvidia's chips, the Times and the Financial Times reported. U.S. intelligence found China's top intelligence agency had recruited her to spy.
Hours later Donald Trump told reporters Huang was a "fine person" who should stay at Nvidia, "an honorable guy" he would support bringing on his coming trip through Asia. The Times says Trump got the intelligence about a year ago. Asked if he wished he had acted on it, he said: "no, I don't think so."
