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From AI role to healthcare vice president: Inside Kimberly Powell's rise through Nvidia's ranks over nearly 2 decades

Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's vice president of healthcare, has hit headlines following a report alleging she had an affair with firm's CEO Jensen Huang.

From AI role to healthcare vice president: Inside Kimberly Powell's rise through Nvidia's ranks over nearly 2 decades

Kimberly Powell, currently Nvidia's vice president of healthcare, has garnered attention due to a report suggesting she had an extramarital affair with Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang. Powell, who joined Nvidia in 2008, holds a leadership position in healthcare and higher education applications of Nvidia's technology. Allegations of Huang and Powell's relationship were reported by The New York Times, citing anonymous sources.

Despite the claims, Huang denied any such relationship when contacted. Nvidia's board has initiated an investigation, and Republican leaders of influential House committees have requested a closed-door briefing with Huang over his interactions with the woman. The company's code of conduct prohibits relationships leading to conflicts of interest, including personal relationships.

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