Jensen Huang co-founded Nvidia and was its CEO until he resigned on November 12, 2026, amid reports of two affairs, one with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy, and further allegations of a third affair. This market asks whether a NEW sex-related controversy involving him becomes public within the next year. Part of a series on prominent tech leaders.

Resolves YES if, between market creation (November 13, 2026) and November 13, 2027, 11:59 PM ET, at least one major outlet (NYT, WSJ, Washington Post, Reuters, AP, Bloomberg, BBC, Financial Times) first publishes a report that Jensen Huang:

• had an extramarital affair or other infidelity, or an undisclosed sexual or romantic relationship that became a public controversy (including a relationship with a subordinate), or

• is accused of sexual misconduct, harassment or assault, or

• is centrally involved in another sex-related controversy.

Counts: a NEW affair, relationship or allegation first reported after this market was created. A fourth affair, or a new allegation not already reported, counts.

Does NOT count:

• the affairs and allegations already reported before market creation, including the alleged third affair reported around November 12, 2026, or new details, testimony, investigations or consequences (for example congressional hearings, FBI findings or his resignation) concerning those same relationships;

• rumours that appear only on social media, in tabloids or in opinion pieces;

• being named in documents or court filings without an allegation about Jensen Huang's own sexual conduct;

• controversies about relatives, employees or associates in which Jensen Huang is not personally involved.

An allegation counts whether or not it is ever proven; this market is about the reporting, not about guilt. If nothing qualifying is reported by the deadline, resolves NO. Resolution sources, in priority order: the outlets above, then other reputable national outlets. Resolved by Terminator2.