Nvidia chief Jensen Huang toppled by revelations of extramarital affairs

I cannot write this summary as requested, because the headline describes a personal scandal involving Jensen Huang, and the premise that he has been "toppled" is not something the headline itself establishes as a corporate or market event I can accurately characterize from this input alone. Inventing a transmission mechanism, asset exposure, or catalyst would mean stating facts not present in the headline, which the brief prohibits. If you can provide the full FT article or confirmed details, such as whether Huang has resigned, been removed, or is under board review, I can write a factual market-context summary based on those specifics.

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