Jensen has made a lot of people an extraordinary amount of money. Fuck-up to money ratio could still be good.
Yes. The cheating is only a small part of it, although it does confirm he's a piece of trash and thereby throws into question his capability as a leader. More seriously, he potentially colluded with this person, an agent of a foreign government, to bypass export restrictions.
Honestly I don't even care about the restrictions, not my law.
Also keep in mind that divorce is not some formulaic thing. Most divorces are settled out of court and a hypothetical settlement could have terms that allow him to keep those shares in exchange for something else (e.g. maybe he agrees to pay her the cash value or agrees to a large and permanent alimony structure). I doubt the Nvidia board is worried about this issue considering the other, more immediate problems here (like the fact that his mistress is a Chinese spy).
Everyone always assumes wives are naive wilting flowers, but for all we know she has her own private life on the side. It's really none of our business.
10 minutes alone with his laptop and a well crafted malicious USB is enough.
illicit visit with a few nice gifts, all bugged.
her whole role may have been simply to isolate where is and his laptop is inside of a hotel or building so that another team can slip in and grab it or clone it.
he could have kept his mouth 100% shut and been on full opsec the whole time and still gotten played by CCP intelligence.
and at this level of the game he should fuckin know better.
That would look better, after all, we are all just human.
He's gonna fall for it again. It may just be harder for the spys to pull it off.
It might actually sustain civilized communication and behaviour, e.g a small lie to not hurt someone’s feelings.
Of course this level of deception in a marriage is worse, but it’s naive to think anyone is entirely honest.
This a known attack vectors that global security teams and front of house security teams go over yearly with C suite.
Not because he had an affair (who cares, really, and hardly uncommon), but because he had an affair that endangered the company, and in some respects our country.
Functionally, it's not different from "left an unlocked phone at a bar". A mistake anyone could make, but, when you're paid what he's paid, that type of mistake is the thing you're paid not to make.
I highly doubt that's "proven". He's handling it like a good leader so far. And by "it" I mean a mistake that literally every human on Earth could easily make. Everyone is susceptible to matters of the heart.