Nvidia CEO Admits Affair; Divorce Speculation Raises Possibility of Wife Receiving Over 11.8 Trillion Yen
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The chief executive of semiconductor giant Nvidia, Jensen Huang, has reportedly admitted to having an affair. Following this, speculation about a divorce from his wife, Lori Huang, is spreading.
According to reports, Mr. Huang is said to have admitted to the affair. As for the future of the couple's marriage, a divorce has not been officially announced at this time.
If a divorce is finalized, attention is focused on how the assets would be divided. Reports also suggest that Lori Huang could receive an amount exceeding 11.8 trillion yen. However, this is only a current outlook, and it is not yet known how the assets would actually be divided.
Nvidia is a company with a high global market share in semiconductors for artificial intelligence (AI). For this reason, news about the private life of the company's top executive can easily attract the interest of the stock market and investors. Attention is now focused on whether Mr. and Mrs. Huang or the company will make any new announcements.
Sources: Yahoo!ニュース
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