Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s November 8 admission of infidelity in an internal memo, tied to U.S. intelligence reports of a relationship with suspected Chinese asset Alice Huang, triggered the current Polymarket odds on divorce by year-end or early 2027. The 40-plus-year marriage to Lori Huang has produced no filings, separation announcements, or public statements from either spouse, keeping implied probabilities low despite the scandal’s overlap with a board-led investigation into potential foreign influence on the AI chip leader. Huang’s children hold senior Nvidia roles, and the company emphasized continuity in leadership while probing national security concerns. Traders appear to weigh the absence of immediate legal steps against historical precedents for high-profile tech divorces, with resolution hinging on any future statements or actions before key deadlines.