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Nov 12th 2026
Tech News Weekly 463
Spies, Affairs, Jensen Huang’s Nvidia Exit
Hosted by
Mikah Sargent,
Jacob Ward
Huang's Extramarital Scandal
New episodes every Thursday.
Guests:
Kyle Kucharski
Jacob Ward shows the show this week! Jensen Huang was first reported as a target in a Chinese spy plot and has since resigned from Nvidia following numerous reported extramarital affairs! Hands-on with Apple's new touchscreen MacBook Pro. And are wearable devices using your data to train AI models?
- Jacob talks about Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang admitting to an affair with Alice Huang, a Megaspeed executive whose company bought nearly $5 billion in Nvidia chips and who was reportedly flagged in a US intelligence memo as a suspected Chinese asset.
- Nvidia also announced that Huang is stepping down, with CFO Colette Kress taking over as interim CEO, amid a missing succession plan, a Bernstein downgrade, and reports of a second affair. Jacob and Mikah discuss the board’s reported concern over Huang’s alleged dishonesty and the regulatory scrutiny awaiting his successor.
- ZDNet’s Kyle Kucharski joins the show to share his review of Apple's touchscreen MacBook Pro, calling it still very much a MacBook, with a stunning OLED display, great battery life, and excellent speakers.
- And Mikah looks at a year-long Science investigation of 57 consumer EEG companies that found several are training AI “brain foundation models” on customers’ brainwave data, often without clear disclosure.
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Links
- Nvidia Chief Seen as Target of Chinese Spy Plot - The New York Times
- Jensen Huang Said to Have Had Relationship With Nvidia Executive Who Reports to Him - The New York Times
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns: Live updates - CNBC
- Wearable device makers are harvesting brain data to train AI without telling users - Science
- Touchscreen MacBook Pro hands-on: A stunning OLED, even if you never touch it - ZDNET