The apology letter to staff
According to IT之家, on November 8 the founder and CEO of Nvidia, Huang Renxun, sent a public letter to the company's employees. In the letter he admitted to having been unfaithful to his wife and apologized, stating that his behavior had hurt her and their children and that there is no justification for what happened. The full text of the apology was reproduced by the same source in a related article.
This is a statement made publicly by the person directly concerned, not a reconstruction by third parties: the material does not indicate who disseminated the letter beyond its publication on the company's channels, nor does it provide details on the disputed facts. Circumstances, timing and any internal consequences within the company therefore remain to be verified.
The White House reaction
Asked by a Fox News journalist about the matter, U.S. President Trump said he had not yet spoken with Huang about the subject. He added that he only knew he was a good person, while specifying that no one can say with certainty what really happened, and expressed hope that everything would work out for the best.
Trump also praised Huang's conduct so far at the helm of the company and said that, in his opinion, he should continue to serve as Nvidia's CEO. This is a personal position expressed in response to a question from journalists, not a formal act: the material does not report any institutional initiatives or official company communications on the point.
The canceled Korea visit and the missing corroboration
Also according to IT之家, South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT announced that Huang Minshan, Huang Renxun's eldest daughter and senior director of product and technology marketing for Nvidia's physical AI platform, suddenly canceled her trip to Korea. The planned meetings therefore fell through, including the one with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister Bae Kyung-hoon. She was supposed to attend Nvidia Seoul AI Day 2026, scheduled for November 9 and 10; the event will still be held with other company executives in her place.
The reason given is a generic family reason, without further details. The material does not establish any explicit link between this cancellation and the apology letter, nor does it clarify what organizational or reputational consequences the matter will have for the company. On this point too, as with the scope of Trump's statements, independent confirmations are lacking.
