Friends and family of embattled tech tycoon Jensen Huang have been gathering at his $38 million San Francisco mansion in the hours following his dramatic resignation after being exposed as a serial love cheat.
Exclusive Daily Mail photos show a stream of food deliveries arriving at the seven-bedroom Pacific Heights pad and being handed to a uniformed housekeeper – including one from aptly named local chain Proposition Chicken which included enough chicken and fries for four people.
Huang, 63, was forced to resign as CEO of leading AI company Nvidia earlier today after his affairs with a glamorous Chinese spy and an employee were revealed.
Since the news broke, the ousted Nvidia boss has maintained a low profile, with a factotum spotted arriving at his palatial pad early Thursday morning followed by a van containing boxes large enough to contain office effects.
The unmarked white van left after less than 30 minutes, taking another set of boxes with it – all addressed to a UPS Store in Oakland, California.
AI pioneer Huang and his wife Lori, 65, have maintained a low profile since news of the illicit flings emerged, with the 63-year-old copping to the relationship with alleged spy Alice Huang, who is no relation, in a memo sent to Nvidia employees on Sunday.
Although Huang attempted to project an air of normality after showing up at Nvidia’s sprawling Santa Clara headquarters on Monday, his hopes for keeping the show on the road came crashing down on Wednesday afternoon after a second affair came to light.
That fling was with Nvidia executive Kimberly Powell, 48, who reported directly to him and was seen canoodling with her boss at a conference in San Jose last March, according to the New York Times.
Friends and family of embattled tech tycoon Jensen Huang gathered at his $38m San Francisco mansion in the hours following his resignation
The $38 Million San Francisco mansion belonging to disgraced tech tycoon Jensen Huang
An unknown woman is seem carrying a brown bag out of the home
An army of assistants and housekeepers keep the ship running at the main home of the scandal plagued former Nvidia CEO
Exclusive Daily Mail photos show multiple food deliveries arrived at the seven-bedroom Pacific Heights pad
Huang, 63, resigned as CEO of leading AI company Nvidia after his affairs with a glamorous Chinese spy and an employee were revealed. Huang has been married to his wife Lori Huang for 41 years, and they share two children
Powell, who is also married, did not respond to calls asking for comment from the Daily Mail with neighbors telling the California Post she is currently away on a business trip.
Hours after news of Huang’s resignation was announced on Thursday morning, Reuters revealed that he had had a third affair with another Nvidia employee but did not name her.
In a statement released Thursday morning, Nvidia released a statement that coyly announced a ‘CEO transition’, writing that co-founder Huang ‘has resigned as President, Chief Executive Officer, and a member of the Board, effective immediately.’
Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress will temporarily succeed him, with the board paying a lukewarm tribute to Huang, noting his contributions had been ‘profound’.
It went on: ‘NVIDIA is one of the most consequential technology companies in the world. The Board and the company thank Jensen for his immeasurable contributions to the company and the industry.’
But Huang is now facing government inquiries into his dealings with the alleged Chinese spy, with whom he was photographed multiple times beginning in 2024.
Officials in the United States have claimed that Ms Huang was working for Beijing’s Ministry of State Security as part of an effort to learn about American-made AI chips and possibly persuade Nvidia to make its most sophisticated semiconductors available in China, according to The New York Times.
Separately, Washington was investigating Megaspeed over concerns it may have been involved in smuggling hardware to China – prompting the government to ask Nvidia to audit the firm last year.
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An unmarked white van arrived at the mansion and left after 30 minutes with several boxes addressed to a UPS Store in Oakland
One of the parcel that came to Huang’s residence was from a local chain Proposition Chicken which included enough chicken and fries for four people.
Huang was photographed multiple times with the alleged Chinese spy, Alice Huang, beginning in 2024
Photos show her cuddled up next to the 63-year-old tech CEO, raising wine glasses in a toast and sitting next to one another smiling
In its initial report, the chipmaker said the hardware was fully accounted for, but records obtained by Bloomberg News show that Megaspeed had imported 50,000 more chips than Nvidia found in its data centers.
The AI chip company then pledged in December 2025 to visit Megaspeed’s data centers again, but it is unclear whether that happened.
Both Megaspeed and Chinese officials have denied any wrongdoing, with Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Guo Jiakun saying earlier this week: ‘The narrative about so-called Chinese spies is entirely based on groundless speculation – it is nothing more than slander and smearing.’
Megaspeed has also said it operates ‘fully within the bounds of all applicable export control regulations’ and upholds the highest standards of legal conduct.
Yet explosive reports suggest Megaspeed struck up a lucrative deal with Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant, which was looking for a partner that could help it access Nvidia chips despite US export controls that prevented the American company from selling them directly to China.
Representatives from Megaspeed were then said to have brought the issue to Nvidia, telling the company that Alibaba would be an anchor customer – a big enough client to help earn Kang and Ms Huang’s company priority access to chips as a ‘Nvidia cloud partner’ in November 2023, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The Nvidia chief was spotted at a computer industry trade show with Ms Huang in Taipei in 2024. Source: LinkedIn/NetThunder
Shortly after the conversation, Alice Huang reportedly told an associate that she had gotten in touch with Jensen Huang and Megaspeed would soon start business.
It bought many of the Nvidia servers it acquired to data centers in Malaysia and provided computing power to Alibaba.
But it also reportedly shipped some of the chips to China directly, including a Shanghai cloud-computing provider called Century Litong, owned by a Shanghai-listed company with which Kang had previously done business, the Journal reports.
Investors who were then approached by Ms Huang and her husband Kang Wei said the couple wound up pitching several data-center projects between late 2024 and June 2025, including two in southeast Asia and one in Shanghai.
According to the potential investors, the duo said that investors could expect to triple their money in three years, as they expressed confidence they had ways to bring the Nvidia chips to China.
Amid the allegations, it was revealed that Huang had also gotten involved with Powell.
Powell (pictured) and Huang were reportedly captured on video being affectionate at a hotel in San Jose, California, during the Nvidia conference in March, according to sources
Powell was seen promoting the GTC Berlin conference last month, flaunting her engagement ring. Source: LinkedIn/Kimberly Powell
Huang ultimately confessed on Sunday to being unfaithful, adding: ‘My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry.’
He went on to tell employees: ‘Throughout my life, my family has given me love and support. They deserve my honesty and loyalty.
‘Instead, I let them down and damaged the life we built together.’
Huang’s wife Lori, who has largely maintained a low profile during her 41-year marriage, was thrust into the spotlight Sunday after the memo was leaked.
The couple share son Spencer, 34, and daughter Madison, 35 – both of whom also work for Nvidia.
Huang admitted to having an affair with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang (seen above). The billionaire also had a second extramarital relationship with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia’s vice president of healthcare. He allegedly had had a third affair with another Nvidia employee
Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress will temporarily succeed him
With Nvidia now facing the prospect of multiple investigations over Huang’s links to Hong Kong based Alice, who is believed to be in her early 40s, his mea culpa looks set to fall flat.
Earlier today, Alice – also known as Huang Le – was banned from Singapore in February where Megaspeed, the cloud computing company she worked for, is based.
Singaporean officials said she had knowingly underplayed her role at the firm in interviews with police and revoked her visa, adding a ban on her ever returning.
The suspected spy has also been banned from Taiwan, according to the country’s interior minister.
In a statement to Taiwan’s parliament, the Legislative Yuan, on Wednesday, Liu Shyh-fang said: ‘As far as we understand, we have revoked this Ms. Huang’s permit, which means she cannot come to Taiwan again.’
Huang now faces the prospect of an enforced retirement but does at least have plenty of choice about where he will spend it.
Along with his seven-bedroom, eight-bathroom San Francisco pads, he also owns a second luxury property in the Los Altos Hills close to Silicon Valley, as well as a sprawling beachside estate in Maui.
