Nvidia's Board Meets on Whether to Remove CEO Jensen Huang
Nvidia's board of directors met on Wednesday, 11 November 2026, to decide whether to remove chief executive Jensen Huang. The meeting followed news of a second extramarital affair, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Nvidia makes graphics chips, the processors that draw the images in many PC games. Its share price fell after reports of the board meeting, according to Eurogamer.
The reports say Huang allegedly had a second affair, this time with an executive who worked for him. The allegations have not been proven.
Huang has issued a company-wide apology. He also faces an independent investigation into whether he was the target of a foreign intelligence effort. That inquiry followed the revelation of an affair with an alleged Chinese spy.
For gamers, Nvidia is most often known as a name on the box of a graphics card. Its chips sit inside many gaming computers, so decisions at the top of the company can reach people who never follow the stock market. Changes in leadership at a hardware maker can also shape product schedules.
The board's next steps have not been laid out. Huang has not been removed from his role, and the company's share price moves will be watched closely in the days ahead.
