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Nvidia Chief Executive Steps Down Amid Scrutiny Over Personal Relationships

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The chief executive of Nvidia has faced growing scrutiny over an affair with a woman reportedly linked to Chinese intelligence. He has also been questioned about a relationship with a subordinate at the company's A.I. chip business. Nvidia's finance chief, Colette Kress, has been named interim leader of the company. The article provides limited additional detail beyond these developments.

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