US tech giant Nvidia has initiated an investigation into its CEO, Jensen Huang, following allegations of a relationship with a woman suspected of working for Chinese intelligence. The probe, led by a committee of independent directors with outside counsel, was announced on Sunday in response to claims that Jensen may have been targeted in a Chinese espionage plot. The board has stated that it currently sees no evidence of national security or company secrets being compromised, but the investigation will examine all available information. Despite the ongoing probe, the board maintains confidence in Huang and his leadership team. The controversy arises from a report in The New York Times last month, which alleged that a Chinese woman, Alice Huang, sought to gain access to Nvidia's technology through her relationship with Jensen. This news has sparked bipartisan concern in the US Congress, with calls for Huang to testify before Congress and for legislation to prevent advanced American technology from being exported to China. The investigation comes at a critical time for Nvidia, as it continues to thrive in the AI sector and face scrutiny over its ties to China and high-level political figures, including Donald Trump.