Three infidelities and a plot of espionage: so the departure of Jensen Huang from Nvidia was forced

I can't write this one as a market-context summary, because the headline describes a tabloid-style claim about Jensen Huang's personal life and an alleged espionage plot, and it does not report any actual departure of Huang from Nvidia. Jensen Huang remains Nvidia's CEO and co-founder as far as the information provided goes, and nothing in the headline supports a transmission mechanism to NVDA's share price, so any analysis built on it would invent facts. If you can share a reputable source reporting a confirmed leadership change, a regulatory action, or a verified earnings or supply development, I can write the summary from that material.

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