Jensen Huang Resigns: What’s Next, & Who is Alice Huang? 11/12/26
Nov 12, 2026 · 48 min · 16 segments
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned from his role, and Nvidia CFO Colette Kress will step in as interim CEO. In China…
Nov 12, 2026 · 48 min · 16 segments
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned from his role, and Nvidia CFO Colette Kress will step in as interim CEO. In China…
Jamieson GreerGuest
Andrew Ross SorkinHost
Becky QuickHost
Joe KernenHost
Eamon Javers
Eunice Yoon
Jim CramerGuestNvidia's board weighing now whether to remove CEO Jensen Wang following a report of that second extramarital affair with an employee of the company, Eamon Javers.
The New York Times reported late Wednesday that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Wang had a second affair in addition to the previously reported dalliance with an alleged Chinese spy.
In this case, the Times reports his partner was Kimberly Powell, NVIDIA's vice president of health care.
The paper reports that the couple were caught on video being affectionate At a San Jose hotel during an NVIDIA conference this past spring, the paper cites five people who worked at the company describing the relationship between the two, and the Times notes that Powell is also married to another person.
Separately, the Wall Street Journal reported last night that the board of Nvidia was preparing to meet at that time to consider Wang's future at Nvidia.
And guys, I would also direct your attention to a fascinating Wall Street Journal report this morning, which suggests that the person who introduced the alleged Chinese spy Alice Wang to Jensen Wang was in fact her husband and business partner.
And the husband, apparently, according to the Wall Street Journal reporting this morning, was the one who introduced his wife to Jensen Wang.
And apparently, over time, didn't seem to mind that she had a very close relationship with Jensen Wang, which has now been exposed as a romantic relationship.
And the question is, will Jensen Wang survive the day in his job as CEO, guys?
That second reference, by the way, on the human nature of it with the husband who is unbelievable.
The other little detail that I thought was extraordinary, but really more importantly about this affair that he had had with an employee at the company, was that the team security sought an NDA from somebody who took a picture of it.
Yeah, according to the New York Times reporting, and Andrew, we can't match this.
Nvidia's board weighing now whether to remove CEO Jensen Wang following a report of that second extramarital affair with an employee of the company, Eamon Javers.
The New York Times reported late Wednesday that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Wang had a second affair in addition to the previously reported dalliance with an alleged Chinese spy.
In this case, the Times reports his partner was Kimberly Powell, NVIDIA's vice president of health care.
The paper reports that the couple were caught on video being affectionate At a San Jose hotel during an NVIDIA conference this past spring, the paper cites five people who worked at the company describing the relationship between the two, and the Times notes that Powell is also married to another person.
Separately, the Wall Street Journal reported last night that the board of Nvidia was preparing to meet at that time to consider Wang's future at Nvidia.
And guys, I would also direct your attention to a fascinating Wall Street Journal report this morning, which suggests that the person who introduced the alleged Chinese spy Alice Wang to Jensen Wang was in fact her husband and business partner.
And the husband, apparently, according to the Wall Street Journal reporting this morning, was the one who introduced his wife to Jensen Wang.
And apparently, over time, didn't seem to mind that she had a very close relationship with Jensen Wang, which has now been exposed as a romantic relationship.
And the question is, will Jensen Wang survive the day in his job as CEO, guys?
That second reference, by the way, on the human nature of it with the husband who is unbelievable.
The other little detail that I thought was extraordinary, but really more importantly about this affair that he had had with an employee at the company, was that the team security sought an NDA from somebody who took a picture of it.
Yeah, according to the New York Times reporting, and Andrew, we can't match this.
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