Nvidia investigating CEO Jensen Huang over reported links to accused Chinese spy

Well, Nvidia shares taking a beating today after the tech giant launched an internal investigation into whether its CEO leaked company secrets. And this comes after he admitted to having an affair with a woman who's suspected to be a spy for the Chinese government. All right, Fox 5's Antoine Lewis, live in the newsroom with what we've learned today. Antoine. Steve and Natasha, major drama here. We're talking marital infidelity, international espionage allegations, and concerns over national security information, given the artificial intelligence aspirations of the United States government. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has acknowledged an intimate relationship with a woman who ran a data center in Singapore. The New York Times reports that U.S. intelligence officials believe the woman is a spy gathering information for Beijing. NVIDIA is now investigating whether or not Jensen Wong was the target of a foreign intelligence effort. NVIDIA chips power many of the data centers and computing systems used to train and run AI models. Its advanced processors have also been the focus of U.S. export restrictions. aimed at limiting China's access to cutting-edge semiconductor technology. Some espionage experts question how NVIDIA missed what many in the intelligence community say were several red flags. The background on this woman alone is suspicious. How she elevated herself into this high a level of a role when looking at her background, she had no experience in technology, no experience in running a company, and all of a sudden she's sitting at these These multi-billion dollar meetings with the CEO of NVIDIA. China has denied the allegations of spying, calling the accusation a smear campaign. Nvidia stocks were down about 5% when Wall Street opened Monday. They ended the day down 4.2%, or nearly 8 points. That's the latest from the newsroom. Stephen, we'll send it back upstairs to you. All right. Thanks, Antoine.