A few weeks before the scandal came to light, Jensen Huang told Bloomberg's Emily Chang that even within his own company, he might lose his job.

Jensen Huang said that CEO is always in a vulnerable position and must constantly prove that they are worthy of this role. He also mentioned that he likes a system where he can be replaced by someone else.

Now, with reports of two extramarital affairs emerging, these statements take on new weight. It is reported that NVIDIA's board of directors is considering removing him from his position, and one of the women involved in one of these affairs is suspected by U.S. intelligence agencies of engaging in espionage for China.

In the same interview, Jensen Huang expressed his desire to lead NVIDIA for another 20 years and mentioned that he has no plans to step down in the near future.

When asked whether his two children, both of whom currently hold senior positions at NVIDIA, might take over in the future, he stated that they would also have to earn this opportunity on their own.

He also added that he hopes NVIDIA's next CEO will come from within the company.