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Who is Kimberly Powell, the Nvidia exec alleged to have a relationship with CEO Jensen Huang?

Kimberly Powell, an Nvidia vice president, is tied to Jensen Haung's scandal. She is reported to have a relationship with the CEO. Here's who she is.

Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's vice president of healthcare, is alleged to have had an intimate relationship with the company's CEO, Jensen Huang, according to a New York Times report. Powell, who joined Nvidia in 2008 and has risen through the ranks, was reportedly captured on video being affectionate with Huang at a conference in March.

Powell, who is also married, is accused of being unfaithful to her husband. Huang has admitted to being unfaithful to his wife in a memo to staff. The Times reported that US officials believe Huang may have been the target of a foreign intelligence effort, possibly involving another woman he grew close with, tech executive Alice Huang.

Nvidia's code of conduct includes personal relationships as a conflict of interest and states that reports of misconduct will be promptly investigated. However, neither Powell nor Nvidia responded to requests for comment.

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