Jensen Huang has resigned from the post of executive director of technology giant Nvivia, the company’s board has announced.

The news comes after The New York Times reports of a second suspected Huagu relative with a director of his company, which has caused further decline in Nvivia’s shares.

Before the opening of American markets, the shares of the company marked a 10 – percent drop in advance trading. American scholarships are expected to open at 2:30 by GMT, the BBC reports.

On Sunday, Huang had admitted having had a relationship with a woman who, according to reports, worked at another company and allegedly was also a Chinese spy.

Beijing, meanwhile, has warned the United States not to use spying claims as an excuse to establish restrictions again on selling American technology to China.

Novilia has launched investigations into the pact accepted by Juangu, while the case is also being investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation ( FBI.

Huang, often named how Tajlor Swift of technology, is one of the most popular figures in the global artificial intelligence industry and one of the biggest faces of this technology’s boom.

Source Layer: Dukeagini