NYT: Jensen Huang's year-long secret about Megaspeed ties led to his downfall at Nvidia
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-11-16
A New York Times investigation reports that in September 2025, Nvidia mounted an aggressive defense—led by daughter Madison Huang and crisis firm Heller—after the paper asked about CEO Jensen Huang's close relationship with Alice Huang, who led Singapore data center firm Megaspeed. Following the reporting, Nvidia changed how it disclosed geographic sales, switching from billing location to customers' headquarters, and Singapore vanished from its financial disclosures. Huang ultimately stepped down as CEO of the company he founded.
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