According to The New York Times, Nvidia has opened an investigation into Jensen Huang, the company's chief executive, over his relationship with a business executive. The Times reported that Huang acknowledged on Sunday that he was intimate with that executive, whom U.S. officials had determined "was working for Chinese intelligence."

The New York Times report was written by Tripp Mickle, according to its byline. The Times said Huang is the company's chief executive, and its summary describes the executive only as a business executive. The summary does not say which company the executive works for.

The New York Times headline calls the executive a Chinese spy, while the report summary says U.S. officials had made a determination about the executive's work for Chinese intelligence. The two descriptions differ in wording, and the summary does not say what evidence officials relied on.

The New York Times summary does not give the executive's name, the nature of the relationship beyond Huang's acknowledgment, or the date the investigation began. It also does not include a statement from Nvidia or from Huang beyond the acknowledgment described above.

According to The New York Times headline, the investigation concerns Huang's relationship with the executive. No further details from the report were available for this story.

The account of Huang's acknowledgment and of U.S. officials' determination comes from a single source, The New York Times, in the materials used for this story.

Sources: The New York Times: Nvidia Opens Investigation Into Jensen Huang’s Relationship With Chinese Spy.