Friends and relatives of embattled technology executive Jensen Huang gathered at his $38 million San Francisco home in the hours after his dramatic resignation, which followed reports of multiple alleged affairs.
Exclusive Our News Outlet photographs showed a steady stream of food deliveries arriving at the seven-bedroom Pacific Heights property before being passed to a uniformed housekeeper. One delivery from the aptly named local chain Proposition Chicken included enough chicken and fries for four people.
Huang, 63, stepped down earlier today as chief executive of leading artificial-intelligence company Nvidia after reports linked him to a Chinese businesswoman described by US officials as a suspected spy, as well as to an employee.
Since the revelations emerged, the former Nvidia chief has kept a low profile. A staff member was seen arriving at the mansion early Thursday, followed shortly afterward by a van carrying boxes large enough to hold office equipment.
The unmarked white van departed less than 30 minutes later with another group of boxes, all addressed to a UPS Store in Oakland, California.
AI pioneer Huang and his wife, Lori, 65, have largely remained out of public view since reports of the alleged relationships surfaced. In a memo sent to Nvidia employees on Sunday, Huang acknowledged a relationship with Alice Huang, who is not related to him and has been described as an alleged spy.
Huang attempted to project an image of business as usual when he appeared at Nvidia’s sprawling Santa Clara headquarters on Monday. But those efforts unraveled Wednesday afternoon when reports emerged of a second alleged relationship.
That relationship reportedly involved Nvidia executive Kimberly Powell, 48, who reported directly to Huang. The pair were allegedly seen acting affectionately at a conference in San Jose last March, according to the New York Times.
Friends and relatives of embattled technology executive Jensen Huang gathered at his $38 million San Francisco mansion after his resignation
The $38 million San Francisco mansion owned by former Nvidia chief Jensen Huang
An unidentified woman was seen carrying a brown bag from the property
Assistants and housekeepers help manage the former Nvidia CEO’s main residence
Exclusive Our News Outlet photographs showed several food deliveries arriving at the seven-bedroom Pacific Heights home
Huang, 63, resigned as Nvidia CEO after reports about alleged relationships with a Chinese businesswoman and an employee emerged. He has been married to Lori Huang for 41 years, and they have two children
Powell, who is also married, did not respond to requests for comment from Our News Outlet. Neighbors told the California Post that she was away on a business trip.
Hours after Huang’s resignation was announced Thursday morning, Reuters reported that he had allegedly been involved with a third Nvidia employee, who was not identified.
In a statement issued Thursday morning, Nvidia described the move as a “CEO transition,” announcing that co-founder Huang had “resigned as President, Chief Executive Officer, and a member of the Board, effective immediately.”
Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress will serve as interim chief executive. The board offered a restrained tribute, saying Huang’s contributions had been “profound.”
The statement continued: “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.”
Huang is also facing government scrutiny over his dealings with the alleged Chinese spy, with whom he was photographed on multiple occasions beginning in 2024.
US officials have alleged that Alice Huang worked for Beijing’s Ministry of State Security as part of an effort to obtain information about American-made AI chips and potentially persuade Nvidia to make its most advanced semiconductors available in China, according to The New York Times.
Separately, Washington investigated Megaspeed amid concerns that the company may have helped move hardware into China illegally. The inquiry prompted the US government to ask Nvidia to audit the firm last year.
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The former Nvidia president’s home overlooks the Golden Gate Bridge and is near Nancy Pelosi’s residence
An unmarked white van arrived at the mansion and left about 30 minutes later with several boxes addressed to a UPS Store in Oakland
A delivery from local chain Proposition Chicken contained enough chicken and fries for four people
Huang was photographed several times with alleged Chinese spy Alice Huang beginning in 2024
Photographs appear to show the pair sitting closely together, raising wine glasses in a toast and smiling side by side
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In its initial report, the chipmaker said the hardware had been fully accounted for. However, records obtained by Bloomberg News indicated that Megaspeed had imported 50,000 more chips than Nvidia identified in its data centers.
Nvidia pledged in December 2025 to return to Megaspeed’s data centers for another review, although it remains unclear whether that inspection took place.
Megaspeed and Chinese officials have denied wrongdoing. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said 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 maintains the highest standards of legal conduct.
Despite those denials, reports have alleged that Megaspeed secured a lucrative arrangement with Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant, which was seeking a partner to help it obtain Nvidia chips despite US export controls that barred Nvidia from selling them directly to China.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Megaspeed representatives later raised the proposal with Nvidia, saying Alibaba would serve as an anchor customer. That major contract could have helped the company, founded by Kang Wei and Alice Huang, gain priority access to chips as an Nvidia cloud partner in November 2023.
The Nvidia chief was photographed with Ms Huang at a computer industry trade show in Taipei in 2024. Source: LinkedIn/NetThunder
Shortly after that discussion, Alice Huang reportedly told an associate that she had contacted Jensen Huang and that Megaspeed would soon begin doing business with Nvidia.
Megaspeed purchased many of the Nvidia servers it obtained for data centers in Malaysia, where it supplied computing capacity to Alibaba.
Reports also alleged that some chips were sent directly to China, including to Century Litong, a Shanghai cloud-computing provider owned by a Shanghai-listed company with which Kang had previously worked, according to the Journal.
Potential investors who were approached by Huang and her husband, Kang Wei, said the couple pitched several data-center projects between late 2024 and June 2025. The proposals included two sites in Southeast Asia and another in Shanghai.
The potential investors said the pair claimed their backers could triple their money within three years and expressed confidence that they had methods for moving Nvidia chips into China.
Amid those allegations, reports also emerged that Huang had become involved with Powell.
Sources said Powell and Huang were captured on video acting affectionately at a San Jose hotel during an Nvidia conference in March
Powell was seen promoting the GTC Berlin conference last month while wearing her engagement ring. Source: LinkedIn/Kimberly Powell
Huang acknowledged being unfaithful in a memo on Sunday, writing: “My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry.”
He added: “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.”
Lori Huang, who had largely stayed out of the spotlight during the couple’s 41-year marriage, was drawn into public attention on Sunday after the memo was leaked.
The couple have two children: son Spencer, 34, and daughter Madison, 35. Both also work for Nvidia.
Huang acknowledged an alleged affair with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, pictured above. The billionaire has also been linked to a second alleged relationship with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia’s vice president of healthcare, and Reuters reported a third alleged relationship with another Nvidia employee
Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress will serve as interim chief executive
With Nvidia facing the possibility of multiple investigations into Huang’s links to Alice Huang, the Hong Kong-based businesswoman believed to be in her early 40s, his public apology may do little to ease the pressure.
Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, was banned from Singapore in February. Megaspeed, the cloud-computing company where she worked, is based there.
Singaporean officials said she had knowingly minimized her role at the company during police interviews. Authorities revoked her visa and imposed a ban preventing her from returning to the country.
The alleged spy has also been barred from Taiwan, according to the country’s interior minister.
Addressing 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 enforced retirement, although he has plenty of options for where to spend it.
In addition to his seven-bedroom, eight-bathroom San Francisco property, he owns a second luxury home in Los Altos Hills near Silicon Valley and a large beachfront estate in Maui.
