The NVIDIA board isn't stupid. Given Huang's abilities and contributions, even without his CEO position, he would still be a highly valuable asset. Logically, he shouldn't have lost even a single position. This time, it was a complete resignation, without even retaining his board seat. This indicates that Huang's problems have completely transcended corporate ethics, and there may be more serious legal risks behind it, even involving criminal liability. Initially, seeing the board and Trump publicly express their support for him, I judged that he would weather this crisis. Unexpectedly, a second extramarital affair was revealed, completely exceeding my expectations, and the whole situation took a sharp turn for the worse within just a few days. I don't hold any NVIDIA stock and have no trading interest in this matter. I simply find it very sad. A person who single-handedly built one of the world's most important technology companies has left the company he founded in this way.