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Huang's third affair emerges after Nvidia exit; involves another employee

The revelation follows two other extramarital affairs that led to his resignation Thursday

Huang's third affair emerges after Nvidia exit; involves another employee

Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang engaged in an intimate relationship with another Nvidia employee, according to a report by Reuters. This revelation comes on the heels of Huang's resignation from his position at the company. The scandal surrounding Huang's extramarital affairs has intensified, with the latest report adding another layer of controversy to the already tumultuous situation.

Huang's relationship with a second Nvidia employee has raised questions about the company's awareness of his behavior and how it handled the situation. The New York Times initially reported in late October that Huang had a close relationship with an executive at Singapore-based tech firm Megaspeed, although China has denied allegations that she was a spy.

Huang later apologized for his unfaithfulness in a memo to staff but did not name the individuals involved. On Wednesday, it was reported that he also had an affair with Nvidia's vice president of healthcare, Kimberly Powell, who was his direct report. Huang's resignation marked the end of a 33-year career at the company he founded in 1993, transforming it from a maker of graphics chips for gamers into a leading supplier of AI hardware, making him one of the world's wealthiest individuals.

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