Nvidia's board is preparing to terminate CEO Jensen Huang's tenure following revelations of his involvement in two extramarital affairs, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. Huang's potential removal would cast a leadership void over the company, which has been a key player in the global AI chip market and is valued at approximately $4 trillion. On Wednesday, Nvidia's stock price plummeted by nearly 8% in after-hours trading, indicating investors' concerns. The initial scandal involved a relationship with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's former vice president of healthcare, which was publicized by The New York Times. Huang, when contacted, declined to provide a direct statement, which added to the company's tumultuous situation. At the time, the board expressed confidence in Huang and initiated an investigation into his possible targeting by foreign intelligence operations. The board has now decided to convene an urgent meeting to decide Huang's future. The controversy escalated from Huang's admitted infidelities to the involvement of Alice Huang, who had facilitated shipments of Nvidia chips to Chinese firms and was suggested by intelligence agencies to have ties to China. This led to a series of allegations and investigations, with US President Donald Trump offering support for Huang, although recognizing the need for Huang to cooperate with congressional requests.