Jensen Huang, the leader of Nvidia, resigned from the company he created, The New York Times reported. According to the newspaper, what Huang had been concealing eventually led to his resignation. The account appears in a New York Times report on the resignation.
The Times said Huang had kept the matter hidden for more than a year, a point its headline also makes. In the same report, as summarized by the Times, Huang said his relationship with a female customer was "just about business."
The Times said the concealed matter, rather than any other development, was what eventually led to Huang's resignation from the company he founded and led.
The report was written by Tripp Mickle, Ana Swanson, Paul Mozur, Jonathan Swan, Julian E. Barnes and other contributors, according to its byline.
The summary of the Times report available for this story does not give further detail on the nature of the concealed matter, the date of Huang's resignation, or the reasons for it beyond the account above. No other source reports were available for this story.
Sources: The New York Times: Jensen Huang Carried a Secret for More Than a Year. It Led to His Downfall..